Rather than figuring out how to use certain electoral systems to their advantage, Republicans continue to complain about them.
Siobhán Brett
Opinion editor
The Maine Millennial: Demystifying the organ donor process
You do not have to be some sort of heroic angel saint to donate a kidney.
A letter from the publisher: One of those rare gifts that really does keep on giving
This holiday season, give the gift of the Press Herald.
A Biden coalition is (barely) saving democracy. POTUS 46 must run again in ’24
Biden kept Trump and his dangerous disdain for democracy out of the White House in 2020. Why gamble on something different?
Another View: The U.S. is better for Nancy Pelosi’s leadership
The decision of the 82-year-old Pelosi to withdraw from leadership marks the end of a momentous career.
Maine Voices: I received the scariest call of my career this week
A ban on assault weapons will help do what I’ve committed my career as a doctor to doing: It will save lives.
The humble Farmer: How do you know whether it’s peace or numbness?
In search of the truth, I paid a visit to an old friend.
Commentary: Can scientists moonlight as activists?
I don’t believe activism has to taint a scientist’s work or detract from its credibility.
Commentary: $44 billion can buy Twitter, but it can’t buy respect
At almost every possible turn, Elon Musk has alienated key constituencies seemingly necessary for Twitter’s success.
Letter to the editor: Letter on wealth, income not quite right
Regarding yesterday’s letter (“Who’s Winning? Follow the numbers,” Nov. 17), the Dow Jones Industrial Average going from 1,000 to 33,436 (these numbers do not represent money) over 50 years is not a return of 3,253.6%. Using a time value of money calculation, it represents an average annual return of about 7%. And median household income […]