As a paralegal at a Maine civil rights law firm, I am trained to view the world through the lens of the rule of law. This principle dictates that everyone — including federal agents — is accountable to the same set of laws. Recent events in Minnesota and in Maine suggest a continuing shift toward […]
2026
Portland City Council approves new police oversight board despite union’s concerns
The board is more than 3 years in the making since voters approved its creation in a 2022 referendum.
Asylum seeker arrested at ICE field office in Scarborough now in Massachusetts
Yanick Joao Carneiro asked a U.S. District Judge to order his release. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Maine asked that his request be dismissed.
Maine’s Hearts of Pine face big test in Year 2: Staying relevant
After a highly successful first season, Maine’s professional soccer team sees areas for growth and challenges to be met.
Valuing your neighbors and how I became a King | Column
We have immigrant neighbors in our communities who are scared — so what can we do to support them?
Maine lawmakers consider divesting bill. Is it aimed at Israel?
The bill, sponsored by Rep. Rafael Macias, D-Topsham, would apply to any country.
Americans have lost the ability, the desire, to argue well | Opinion
We forget that we can agree with some or all of an opponent’s premises without sharing their conclusion.
Mainers should let ICE agents do their job | Letter
Those who haven’t done anything wrong should have nothing to fear.
Patriots QB Drake Maye a finalist for NFL MVP
New England coach Mike Vrabel, offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels and receiver Stefon Diggs are also in the running for honors.
Phippsburg native celebrates a century of life
The Plant Memorial Home staff and residents celebrated Marita Doyle’s 100th birthday with a small car parade outside the assisted living facility in Bath.