These top notch Republicans have a shot next year, let’s not spoil it with my endorsement (Opinion)
As an unapologetic Trump critic and so-called RINO (Republican in Name Only), my endorsement could cost a good Republican candidate […]
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Homeless services haven’t failed; the public narrative has
The national dialogue on homelessness is painfully off-base in how it incorrectly places the blame for continued high levels of
Maryland’s trees are in peril
Trees cannot speak for themselves. There are times when humanity must speak for them. Our beloved beech trees are in
A school driveway is no place for an ICE arrest
Melissa Brennan is co-legal director at the Immigrant Legal Advocacy Project. On a recent sunny morning in Portland, Maine, elementary
The country’s future hangs on public health support – The Virginian-Pilot
The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices met Sept. 18-19 at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. It linked 25
To stem political violence, we must exit our comfort zones
Lauren Sjurseth lives in Sanford. Much of today’s political violence — and, more broadly, political rhetoric — is deeply problematic
Now the left cares about free speech again
Because there is a silver lining for most things in life, maybe there is also one for ABC’s craven (if
It’s time to fix Maine’s school funding formula
Martin Grohman is mayor of Biddeford. Every child in Maine deserves a fair shot at success in school. Yet the
For Trump, prosecutions are politics | EDITORIAL
After months of investigating allegations of mortgage fraud by Democratic New York Attorney General Letitia James, a political foe of
DPS test scores improved, but disturbingly confirm persistent inequalities (Opinion)
Denver Public Schools recently released state assessment scores for around 55,000 students who participated in CMAS and SAT testing, claiming,