The country’s pacifist constitution is idealistic but shortsighted; a powerful Japan is the best hedge against an aggressive China.
Siobhán Brett
Opinion editor
Another View: Next up for Congress? Fixing the Electoral Count Act.
If passed, the bill proposed by the Senate group would go a long way toward preventing a repeat of the 2020 election fiasco.
Commentary: Well-executed Mar-a-Lago search is just the beginning
Like it or not, the information supporting the warrant executed at Mar-a-Lago had to have gone way beyond the norm.
Maine Voices: Reversal of Roe spells disaster for maternal mental health
We don’t know nearly enough about postpartum depression, which is both underdiagnosed and especially prevalent among mothers of color.
Our View: New short-term rental commission must take a long-term, statewide view
The business eats into housing inventory. As you may have noticed, Maine doesn’t have any to spare.
Maine Voices: Heavy-handed parking enforcement does Portland a disservice
The ever-present threat of parking tickets drives people away from the city’s downtown. If only we could divert those efforts elsewhere.
Commentary: I’m working in my jammies, and I’m just fine
Mounting concern for remote workers’ health and well-being rings hollow.
Commentary: Hard hit by climate change, eastern Kentucky deserves better leaders
Ideologues like Sen. Rand Paul were once an amusing curiosity. Now? They’re simply in the way.
Maine Voices: Time to expand our concept of ‘Maine’ and the people who bring it to life
By thinking of our state as a vast network of people and ideas, we can fuel its economy.
Sen. Angus King: How Congress is addressing inflation, climate change and the deficit
Any of the provisions of the just-passed Inflation Reduction Act would be incredibly impactful on their own. Combined, they set Americans up for stable, sustained success.