The International Olympic Committee should follow the example of other governing bodies, and give up on the idea that a premier sporting event has to be primarily held in one city.

A wording change in the party platform is a change in language, not values.

Public outpourings of grief in response to the closure of beloved establishments reveal priorities too often forgotten.

Fighting off the next pandemic will require lawmakers to set priorities. A good place to start would be the nation’s long-underfunded and often-overlooked primary care sector.

Many states are implementing cellphone policies. Maine should follow soon.

Legal scholars are divided on how sweeping the protections are, which is reflected in the justices’ individual commentary.

This is all a choice that we’ve made, not all at once but over time.

A fracas over parking in a Cape Elizabeth neighborhood highlights – yet again – tension between public, private and the supposed ‘character” of a place.

Looking to elected representatives and others for statements that will change the course of the election is a pointless exercise.

Whatever their political leanings, a majority of voters prize problem-solving and results.