The mixture of American bellicosity and Iranian desperation is potentially explosive. Who will defuse it?
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Maine Voices: Importing Canadian drugs will help Mainers stay healthy
L.D. 1272 will cut costs, allowing people to buy the prescription medication they need.
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Maine Voices: America’s big automakers are running out of gas
The big two car companies, GM and Ford, are trying to get out of emissions standards instead of dominating the emerging electric vehicle market.
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Maine Voices: Forget 2020 campaign promises – Washington can’t solve anything
The National Unity Agenda reflects an effort to turn public interest-driven policy recommendations into a blueprint for nonpartisan change.
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Maine Voices: Rolling toward renewal along the Presumpscot River
Removal of the Saccarappa Dam in Westbrook will open the river to sea run fish not seen in more than century.
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Maine Voices: American opinion changing on socialism
While income inequality has increased, polls have shown growing support for what once was a harder sell.
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Maine Voices: How to really establish free speech on campus
College administrators could end anti-free speech disruptions, but since they won’t, we need to teach students to stand up against bullies.
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Maine Voices: Maine helped me escape poverty
The state gave me the support I needed to put my life on track. With better management, it could do much more for others, too.
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Maine Voices: Out of grade-school activism, lessons in changing the world
Young people bring a lot to the table, but that doesn’t excuse adult inaction, says the group of friends who – as kids – initiated Freeport’s 1990 polystyrene ban.
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Maine Voices: Teachers of color will help new Mainers achieve
Immigrant students need mentors and role models and adults need alternative pathways to credentialing.