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Published
July 8, 2014

Ruth Marcus: Cars, teens redefine Independence Day in family

As the last child gets her license, her parents suddenly find themselves no longer in the driver's seat.
Published
July 7, 2014

George Will: Supreme Court’s reasoned rulings strike blows to progressivism

Two end-of-term decisions illustrate the legal consequences of progressives' tactics.
Published
July 7, 2014

Off Campus: Why China’s economic challenges matter to the United States

The U.S. will have to move in the opposite direction of the Chinese to take advantage of China's increasing consumption.
Published
July 6, 2014

Maine Observer: Remembering a dad and a good man

My father was my hero because he made sure that his entire family was fed and had a roof over their heads.
Published
July 6, 2014

Agree to Disagree: Is LePage in political trouble after ‘domestic terrorists’ meetings?

Regardless, the get-togethers appear to have been a mistake.
Published
July 5, 2014

Commentary: LePage responds with falsehoods to ‘sovereign citizens’ controversy

The governor and his defenders offer disprovable statements in response to the new book 'As Maine Went: Governor Paul LePage and the Tea Party Takeover of Maine.'
Published
July 5, 2014

Steve Robinson: High court on right track to neuter unions for government workers

But its restrained ruling left actual state government employees vulnerable to the prying reach of money-hungry union bosses.
Published
July 4, 2014

M.D. Harmon: Supreme Court rulings let freedom ring

The rights to free speech and to worship are ascertained.
Published
July 3, 2014

Dana Milbank: Things really slip when congressional shenanigans know no recess

Given that they’re doing next to nothing, the lawmakers should give us all a break and adjourn.
Published
July 3, 2014

Alan Caron: Are Americans getting too comfortable with political crazies?

Gov. LePage's meetings with extremists should be a wake-up call about the limits of tolerance.