Democrats should know that playing politics with mass murder works both ways.
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Maine Voices: Generosity toward asylum seekers should also be extended to Portland’s homeless
Imagine what could happen if politicians, banks, businesses, landlords and volunteers were similarly engaged in helping those without homes.
Our View: Buyers are first line of defense against bad dog breeders
It’s often left up to customers to figure out if they are getting their pets from legitimate sources.
Commentary: Mail-order DNA tests can be fun, but they’re not medical advice
If you’re worried about your cancer risk, you need a geneticist – not a DIY kit.
Dana Milbank: Foreign countries warn about travel to U.S. Can you blame them?
Gun violence, high health care costs and other realities of Trump’s America justify caution on the part of our friends around the world.
Maine Voices: Congressional delegation should press for nuclear de-escalation
Mainers collectively pay $257 million a year in taxes toward the arms race, exacerbating the detonation threat and diverting crucial resources.
Our View: Cyberbullying problem resistant to schools’ efforts
Online harassment is still on the rise, especially among girls, but tight education budgets are not meeting the challenge.
Commentary: Data privacy laws could make criminal justice system even more unfair
As written, these regulations give police access to useful information while keeping it out of defendants’ reach.
Another View: Time to confront online hate forums
There are some steps the federal government can take to limit online radicalization.
Leonard Pitts: Americans act like mass shootings are inevitable – but they’re not
If we are helpless to prevent gun violence, it’s only because we’ve allowed ourselves to be.