The senator’s actions over the past several weeks have been radical, not moderate. Voters should remember that in 2026.
Op-Eds
Froma Harrop: Canada proves it is not boring
Sticks up, Canada. Keep up the resistance to Trump’s feral and, frankly, lunatic assaults on both your economy and your honor.
Opinion: Women are well suited to lead on climate issues
Who better to fix a problem than those who are primarily affected by it?
Opinion: Institutionalized cruelty has become America’s reality
It comes in many forms under the Trump administration, from its immigration policies to devastating cuts in jobs and health care.
Douglas Rooks: Maine Department of Education must lead, not make excuses
The state’s shockingly poor standardized test scores demand action, not philosophizing.
Cal Thomas: Putin on the blitz
Vladimir Putin has responded to U.S. appeals for a ceasefire in the war with Ukraine with a strong backhand, rejecting a ceasefire in his unprovoked invasion.
Opinion: Parents banned my book. Their kids read it anyway.
Young people are often more thoughtful and open-minded than their adult counterparts. We need to listen to and trust them.
Opinion: Data is deceiving on Maine’s behavioral health workforce
Mainers have much to lose if the current shortages are not addressed promptly.
Clarence Page: Trump’s ethnic labeling dilemma
The president’s recent labeling of Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer as a Palestinian continues a troubling pattern.
Rich Lowry: Teslas aren’t fascist vehicles
The progressive fear and loathing of Elon Musk now may be greater than that directed at Donald Trump. Since protestors don’t have ready access to SpaceX’s rockets or to Starlink’s satellites — absent finding a way to launch their own rival satellite network into space — they’re waging war on Tesla.