What we own is crowding us out of our houses, eroding the idea of a home as a haven from chaos.
September 2013
Another View: U.N. treaty on the disabled should be accepted by Senate
The agreement has bipartisan support, and not ratifying it will send the wrong message.
Prosecution of cantaloupe farmers sends strong message
The FDA under Obama is more aggressively pursuing alleged lapses by farmers and food processors.
Jonah Goldberg: Opponents of Obamacare unfairly tarred as anarchists
Affordable Care Act critics know it’s the law; it’s the president who continues to disregard the facts.
Newtown getting grant to put police in schools
HARTFORD, Conn. – The Department of Justice announced Friday it’s giving $150,000 to put police officers in schools in Newtown in the wake of last December’s shooting massacre at the town’s Sandy Hook Elementary School. The grant from the department’s Bureau of Justice Assistance is intended to fund two positions, such as resource officers. “Just […]
Titans clash again on GMOs
In Washington state, Monsanto and Dr. Bronner’s will apply lessons from their previous bout on the issue of labeling.
Maine Voices: Punishing town of Scarborough won’t help endangered bird species
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service should fine the owner of the dog that killed a piping plover.
Letters to the editor: Portland rules make it harder to recycle
Recently, the city went to great lengths to tell residents that recyclable materials that are not in a blue bin will not be picked up. As with everything else, we are getting less and less for our money. First we were told we had to use the outrageously, ridiculously overpriced blue trash bags, the reason […]
Our View: House Republican threats harm the nation
If the brinksmanship in Washington keeps up, Syria and Iran may start to look reasonable.
Detroit to get overseer of federal effort to help city
Don Graves, a Treasury official, will coordinate the funds to hire more police and clear blighted areas.