The end of my first pregnancy was heartbreaking beyond words. But my abortion was a blessing, a liberation and a salvation.
Siobhán Brett
Opinion editor
Commentary: Democrats should cheer – and cheer up about – Biden
Age is the president’s most significant negative, with its threats of a lack of innovation and diminished energy levels. Experience, however, is a plus – and the balance has clearly been on the good side.
Our View: Conversation started by restaurant doors can be productive
Portland’s growing pains found expression in a pair of antique Puerto Rican doors this week, bringing the side effects of historic preservation in the city under appropriate scrutiny.
Commentary: EPA’s electric vehicle plan would hurt working-class car buyers
The modern electric car is still predominantly a product for the wealthy.
Commentary: Insurance should cover abortion care as it covers pregnancy care
Having insurance is no assurance that abortion care will be covered or affordable in Maine. A legislative proposal has the power to set that straight.
Commentary: Can’t we resolve ‘unintended consequences’ of Wabanaki sovereignty?
Restricted access to federal funds has stymied economic progress for the Wabanaki in Maine. We should all be working together to correct that.
Commentary: A thoughtful approach to personal finance starts young
Look out for real-life opportunities to teach young people about spending and saving. That type of financial lesson is more likely to stay with you.
Maine Voices: Time to reimagine our relationship to soaring medical costs
Overwhelmed by the concept of single-payer health care? Try the following thought experiment.
Commentary: Support child care staff – the workforce behind Maine’s workforce
State and federal investment in child care will be foundational to growing Maine’s economy.
Commentary: Whistleblower or traitor? How to think about the Pentagon leaks
When it comes to leaking classified information, context matters.