Parents, grandparents and community advocates have driven educational change before. That leadership is needed again.

Our state’s status as a comparatively ‘wet’ place doesn’t mean we’ll have it easy.

Thanks to brave reenactors in Minneapolis, we’re off and running.

In January, the Maine Department of Public Safety reported that violent crime continues a downward trend here — with one exception.

Under the 14th Amendment, Donald Trump is ineligible to serve as president for his part in the Jan. 6 insurrection. The two Maine leaders are in a position to force the issue if they choose to do so.

When I was a student, you used to tell us to ‘clean our consciences.’ Now it’s your turn.

The most dangerous participants in unjust systems are not necessarily the loudest or most hateful, but the most obedient.

A bold vision, new ideas and a credible plan to govern are why I’m endorsing him in the GOP primary for governor.

We need to set aside partisan animosity and demand that our leaders do the hard work of building a system that is just and works for all of us.