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Donald Trump

Published
November 16, 2016

Poll finds tempered optimism after Trump victory, but doubts about mandate

The poll finds Americans still reeling from the long campaign, with more than 7 in 10 saying it made them angry and more than half feeling stressed out by campaign news.
Published
November 16, 2016

Leonard Pitts: United we should not stand behind the scoundrel who won the election

When the nation as well as basic decency loses, it's no time to cheer the bigoted, misogynistic victor.
Published
November 16, 2016

Greg Kesich: Gut check shows nation beset by a widening great divide

One era ends and another begins, and no one should even try to predict what the future holds.
Published
November 16, 2016

Our View: Don’t let Trump derail new northern Maine national monument

Katahdin Woods and Waters supporters should speak up early and often for retaining the land protections.
Published
November 16, 2016

Maine refugees to Trump: ‘Tell us … that we have a place in America’

After seeing the success of a presidential campaign brimming with anti-immigrant rhetoric, even those with legal status seek some reassurance.

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Published
November 15, 2016

Trump’s the ultimate insider at Trump Tower

With little reason to go outside, the president-elect is mostly staying indoors.
Published
November 15, 2016

Maine PAC says it won’t press charges in case of stolen Trump signs

Making Maine Great Again Chairman David Jones says, 'While this does not heal all the wounds from this past election, hopefully it will be a start.'
Published
November 15, 2016

How Stephen Bannon coaxed Trump into an alt-right shift

A series of interviews on Bannon's radio show suggests how the two may work together in the White House.
Published
November 15, 2016

Trump’s overture to Putin irks McCain

The Arizona senator deems the Russian president untrustworthy and brutal.
Published
November 15, 2016

CEOs weigh in on Trump win, favoring conciliation over hostility

Usually silent on election results, leaders like Apple's Tim Cook offer reassurance and hope and try to heal workplace divisions.