Jimmy Kimmel’s Charlie Kirk bit was lousy. But there’s no role here for the government.
We were not fans of Jimmy Kimmel’s riff on the shooting of Charlie Kirk and the implication that President Donald […]
Opinion
Mainers shouldn’t be priced out of prescription medication
Jeffrey S. Barkin, MD, DLFAPA, is a practicing psychiatrist in Portland and the former president of Maine Medical Association. He co-hosts
Dramatic change means Saco needs to plan ahead
Michael Burman is currently serving as Saco’s Ward 4 city councilor. He has lived in Saco since 2010 and has
Reading between the lines of Epstein birthday card
IN THE NEWS: White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt insists her boss, President Donald Trump, did not write a suggestively
Maine’s forgotten synagogue dedications show what belonging can look like
Austin Albanese is a writer and historian whose work explores stories of Jewish and interfaith history in America. His essays
What a Grand Canyon educator found on trail (Opinion)
Part of my job as a Grand Canyon educator is picking up stuff a hiker drops or leaves behind next
Abandonment of patients is a very bad policy
Charles Danielson, MD, MPH, FAAP, lives in Wayne. At a personal level, all of us have a sense of what
Portland’s minimum wage should not be increased
Daniel Bergeron, a recently retired nurse, lives in Portland. The referendum to increase Portland’s minimum wage raises many concerns for
America’s leadership in science has defined the nation – The Virginian-Pilot
Scientific gem For nearly 40 years, I worked at NASA’s Langley Research Center, retiring as chief technologist. In that time,