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Another View: Trump’s remarks on Puerto Rico went beyond the pale
Saying that the U.S. might soon stop assisting with hurricane recovery amounted to kicking the island when it was down.
Maine Voices: If citizens begin to model civil discourse, maybe politicians will, too
The Revive Civility project offers resources for talking to friends and family about issues that divide us.
Defining down the definition of internet ‘service’ will hurt rural economy
As was once the case with phone service, a strong standard should be enforced for internet.
Our View: Maine court records should be digital, and public
Requiring Mainers to go to a courthouse to see the material effectively keeps it hidden.
Another View: Film mogul Weinstein’s firing should be corporate wake-up call on sexual harassment
Predators must realize that their misconduct has consequences – and company directors need to stop turning a blind eye.
Our View: FCC plan leaves rural America in internet slow lane
Redefining ‘adequate’ coverage will slow the rollout of much-needed high-speed service.
Sean Spicer’s comic act at the Emmys: Is laughing at lies really that funny?
Was the joke on all of us as he did a send-up of his first day spewing fake ‘facts’ for President Trump?
Another View: Study underscores social media’s power to reinforce our existing beliefs
The proof is important: Without it, it was all too easy to dismiss fears that the new platforms are creating ‘echo chambers.’
Commentary: Defeating misinformation need not be a business
The best way to debunk Russian propaganda narratives is to apply simple – but not easy – critical thinking.