Fossil fuels will keep powering Russia’s ability to make war until we commit to a carbon-free economy.
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Maine Observer: Animals always find a way in
Living in the woods, a writer discovers that he is not alone, even when driving his van.
The Maine Millennial: Easing limits on needle exchange programs is good public health
Concern about sending the wrong message to substance users helps spread infectious diseases.
Maine Voices: Weighing the future of the unspoken civil contract of democracy
Over 50 years ago, as a U.S. Senate press secretary for a Democrat, I had warm ties with my Republican peers. Is it too late to return to those days?
Commentary: The ultimate sanction? Deeming Russia a state sponsor of terrorism
It may be the only tool that could bring shame and regret to Vladimir Putin.
Commentary: Affirmative action in college, university admissions is under attack
The benefits of the practice are embedded both in established legal precedent and in social science research.
Maine Voices: A call to prevent nuclear war
Putin has put Russia’s nuclear forces on high alert. He may be just posturing, but no one benefits from the specter of a return to the Cold War.
Commentary: Biden’s anti-inflation agenda is lacking
The proposals the president made in his State of the Union address won’t have much impact on short-term price increases.
Maine Voices: On 61st anniversary, Peace Corps preparing to meet the moment
HR 1456 will make reforms to many Peace Corps programs and advance ideas for incorporating racial justice and equity in agency activities.
Commentary: People should not be incarcerated in ‘just freezing’ conditions
Vague regulations regarding temperature have resulted in harm and even death for those behind bars.