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Published
February 27, 2015

Charles Krauthammer: Nuclear negotiations with Iran become even more catastrophic

President Obama has accepted the Iranian demand that any restrictions on its nuclear program be time-limited.
Published
February 26, 2015

Dana Milbank: To McConnell’s discomfort, Democrats discover the joy of just saying ‘no’

The majority leader finds a Republican-led Senate is just as ungovernable as it was under Democrat rule.
Published
February 26, 2015

Maine Voices: Snow-heavy winter prompts carbon monoxide safety tips

Since winter is when most such poisonings happen, the outgoing CDC director warns of dangers.
Published
February 26, 2015

Alan Caron: Note to governor: Maine’s attorney general doesn’t work for you

An independent chief law officer is part of our democracy's system of checks and balances.
Published
February 25, 2015

Leonard Pitts: Rudy Giuliani has no sense of decency

At least on matters of race, the erstwhile 'America's mayor' has become 'America's batty uncle.'
Published
February 25, 2015

Maine Voices: No street smarts in retaining one-way traffic on State and High

Re-establishing two-way traffic is critical to Portland being a vibrant pedestrian-friendly city.
Published
February 25, 2015

Greg Kesich: Mayhew’s campaign against Portland takes a bizarre turn

Are there really too many rich people in the city's homeless shelters? It depends on who you ask.
Published
February 24, 2015

Kathleen Parker: Giuliani’s remarks create sour litmus test for Republicans

The former New York mayor doesn't think President Obama loves America. Now GOP presidential candidates are forced to say if they agree.
Published
February 24, 2015

Maine Voices: Without revenue sharing, property tax hikes will hurt poorest Mainers

Rather than shift costs to localities, the state should pay for its budget at the state level – or not spend.
Published
February 24, 2015

Commentary: Don’t make community college free; use money for student incentives

Despite Obama's plan, it makes no sense to spend billions on public colleges where only 20 percent of attendees earn a degree in three years.