Let’s stop pointing fingers and start thinking rigorously about prevention.
Op-eds
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Opinion: Shh! No (free) speaking, please.
A library’s right to host free and open political discussion should not be held hostage by threats of withheld funding.
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Opinion: UMaine System needs to bring respect to the bargaining table
Delays and communication issues are hampering negotiations between the system and the graduate workers union.
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Opinion: Yes, we can lower property taxes in South Portland
The best tools we have are good commercial and residential projects that can bring revenue into the city.
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Opinion: How the 2024 presidential election will shape U.S. immigration
The outcome in November will have profound implications for the country and for states like Maine, where industries depend on immigrant labor.
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Opinion: The battle for affordable, accessible health care is far from over
The Affordable Care Act must be protected. Donald Trump’s threats to “terminate” it are alarming and should concern every Mainer.
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Opinion: Immigration is an economic imperative for America
Migration has always been central to the American story; we are stronger because of it.
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Opinion: A supportive community pauses before judging a child
My 7-year-old daughter didn’t let her ADHD or autism spectrum disorder disrupt her enjoyment of a recent concert at Merrill Auditorium. She’s one of the lucky ones.
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Opinion: Searching for connection at Rosh Hashanah
As we celebrate the Hebrew New Year Oct. 2-5, Portland’s Jewish community and the city’s leaders need to work toward a return to our shared roots.
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Opinion: Democrats are really good for business after all
By fueling consumption and job growth, the Biden administration’s signature policies have made the country’s economy more resilient.