If lawmakers won’t stand up to the governor, Maine’s government won’t be able to function.
Editorials
Opinions from the Portland Press Herald editorial board.
Another View: Detention of Washington Post reporter in Iran remains intolerable
U.S. citizen Jason Rezaian has already spent more time behind bars in Tehran than the hostages taken in 1979.
Letter from the Publisher: Newspaper carriers get a day of their own
The people who show up for work at 2 a.m. are a vital link in getting the news to MaineToday Media readers.
Another View: Friendly fire deaths raise issues about rules of engagement
The Pentagon should be as open as possible in its explanation of an airstrike at an Afghan hospital.
Our View: Treatment access key to success of pioneering drug amnesty effort
To make programs modeled on one in Gloucester, Mass., work in Maine, local and county police here should be getting more state support.
Our View: Mental health reform isn’t enough to prevent shootings
A full response to mass killings like the one in Oregon last week should include gun controls.
Another View: Polls confirm justifiable distrust of the federal government
Americans should use the energy stemming from their outrage to hold public officials to a higher standard.
Our View: Kids falling through cracks in MaineCare coverage
The rise in the number of uninsured children calls for expanding insurance eligibility and stepping up outreach to parents.
Our View: Maine coaches must set tone for student-athletes’ concussion care
Not only football but also soccer, lacrosse and hockey pose a danger – and girls are particularly at risk.
Our View: Conservative support needed to stop killings
Responsible gun rights advocates hold the key to unlocking a stuck political process.