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Commentary: Resistance to abortion rights is about keeping women down
I consider the value of a potential life against the value of a woman’s lived life to the point she becomes pregnant, and I come down on the side of that lived life.
Jim Fossel: No leadership in debt ceiling deal
Rather than truly addressing the nation’s fiscal woes, both sides were more than happy to walk away with a symbolic victory.
Our View: Pride Month demands response to attacks on LGBTQ Americans
As the Republican Party tries to roll back civil rights and freedoms, it is laser-focused on smearing the LGBTQ community.
Commentary: Maine Community College System survives by unfairly compensating workers
Students are flocking to Maine community colleges while adjunct teaching staff are running for the exits.
Maine Voices: Learning to make it all up as I go along
Improv‘s ‘yes, and …’ rule has me hooked on stepping outside my comfort zone to create a scene with no script.
Commentary: I’ve lived into my 40s without ever owning a smartphone. I hope I’ll never have to
I don’t carry a computer in my pocket because I know my vulnerability to tech’s addictive power.
The humble Farmer: Strike up the piano, it’s class reunion time
Tempted to skip yours? You could be missing out on a life-changing moment.
Just a Little Old: Tapping into the power of kindness
Okay, class, today we’ll start with a pop quiz. Read the following quotes and guess the age, gender, marital status and educational background of the person who said them. “God, use me as an instrument of love. Put me in front of the people who need kindness today.” “If you’re kind to a stranger you […]
Gordon L. Weil: Debt ceiling ‘crisis’ pure political theater
America, hope you enjoyed the political theater. Because that’s what all the anguish over the debt ceiling amounted to. In the real world, relatively little has happened. Congress had voted for public spending, but the outlays could only be covered by new borrowing, because tax revenues wouldn’t be sufficient. That would boost the national debt. […]
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