Many interests, both state and local, should be considered in forest land-use planning.

The least popular Congress in history did not change any minds with this compromise.

Instead of leading the public information campaign, federal regulators have been quiet.

Gov. LePage may not like the scrutiny, but that’s how the process is supposed to work.

At a time when the president and Congress can hardly agree on anything, it is particularly galling to see that one of the few points of common ground is cutting the Low Income Heating Assistance Program . . .

Lawmakers should take advantage of a lull and write better rules for future casinos.