Supreme Court justices can handle complaints, but don’t put Congress in charge of the company’s finances.
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Leonard Pitts: When views vary, the truth is much more than the average distance between them
Objectivity often requires journalistic judgment to be trumpeted, especially amid a political circus.
Maine Voices: Access to abortions done by advanced nurse clinicians will help women
Maine Family Planning is part of a suit trying to overturn the state’s ‘physician-only law,’ which unfairly limits where rural women can go for care.
Greg Kesich: Legislature thwarts will of voters again, inviting showdown in June
If ranked-choice elections make it back on the ballot next summer, it will be a vote on what it means when Mainers vote for something.
Maine Voices: Too many in the Portland area are all set to go, but lack transit to get there
Residents who most need public transportation are not able to count on it to access necessary services.
Kathleen Parker: In his ‘Dear Donald’ speech, Bush says what needed to be said
‘Fake news’ is President Trump’s own invention to distract from coverage that he finds unflattering.
Charles Lawton: Maine needs to dive into the pool of labor that stopped looking for a job
That resource offers the most workers, but to tap into it requires fundamental changes by employers and educators.
Maine Voices: Wells game shows institutionalized racism needs to be put behind us
Now is the time for education, communication, and understanding our shared humanity.
The last thank-you note for salmon?
If Maine is to see another season of fishing for salmon in the Penobscot River, regulations must be enforced and protected.
Maine Observer: Combine love with food for fond memories
A cookie recipe handed down from a loving mother can make a heaping batch of remembering the past.