The great former senator may recall times of bipartisanship, but the Republican Party is now the party of anti-truth.
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Charles Krauthammer: Trump’s worst week was a strong one for American democracy
The military, police officials, the Senate and even the Boy Scouts stand up to the president’s reckless actions.
Commentary: White House turnover is dizzying, but at least new staffers are upgrades
The turmoil should stabilize to a point, then the rest depends on what changes President Trump makes to himself.
Sen. Smith’s call, in 1950, for responsible leadership bears repeating today
Back then, it was a Democratic administration that she said ‘ineffectively’ wielded power. The shoe is now on the other foot.
Dana Milbank: Kelly latest to play the game, but he doesn’t have much of a hand
A president who tries to handle everything from big to small not likely to abide even a general as handler. .
Commentary: An imperfect budget process still made progress for Mainers
Much progress was made to help fund the safety net for the most vulnerable Mainers and their families.
Closing local schools is costly, bad for academics and community ties
It’s certainly not a solution for Portland’s crumbling, cramped elementary facilities, but the four-school bond would be.
Maine Voices: International student exchange contributes to interconnected world
We need to remind ourselves of the richness that occurs when we share our lives with foreigners.
Commentary: Let solar energy empower ratepayers, not utility
Central Maine Power is using distorted figures to scare the public into opposing L.D. 1504.
Commentary: The real-world threat from artificial intelligence may already be here
Computer code can affect what we see – and, therefore, what we think and feel.