By voting to defund, she backed away from previous statements of support for the women’s health care provider.

Alleged threats to World Acadian Congress funding are no departure from the governor’s previous actions.

The most amazing thing is the apparent reason for the latest rigmarole: LePage just wanted to cause trouble.

The governor’s previous boundary pushing includes nothing as blatant and personal as his action against Mark Eves.

Five projects cost the state $35.5 million in tax credits, but the Legislature’s response has been muted.

Mainers still care about their schools, their communities and the health of their neighbors.

Unfortunately, legislative Republicans seem to have learned little from Gov. LePage’s poor policy example.

Rather than support a quick fix of a typo, he and Republican House Leader Ken Fredette are trying to use a manufactured crisis to increase the governor’s power.

Bruce Poliquin is just a freshman representative, but he’s quickly established a rapport with the financial services industry.

All too often, members of Congress want to micromanage peace, while putting war on autopilot.