His remarks about a patient released from Maine Med cross ethical lines and scapegoat immigrants.

While it still mostly strikes West Africa, it makes sense to take steps to keep the virus from taking hold here.

By convening businesses, hospitals and colleges, the city is building an economic future.

A well-rounded education is better preparation for many careers than vocational training alone.

Layoffs and cuts to academic programs may be needed, but they should come later.

High-pressure sales tactics and false promises give hopeful students nothing but debt.

The state has missed opportunities to cut off the supply chain and support those who get addicted.

The state should lift a mandate that adds to the workload for hunger-related charities and puts nutrition out of the reach of thousands of needy Mainers.