A sitting president labeled me an ‘enemy’. Has America lost its ‘shared values’?
Sen. George McGovern, during his run for President five decades ago, urged 'Come home, America' — but it didn’t.
Maine population growth shows changing economic choices
The recent turnaround in the state's population could be part of an historic national economic transformation.
Jared Golden, an unusual Democrat, in crucial rerun of his 2018 race against Bruce Poliquin
Earlier race won by ranked-choice vote, but this time a number of other factors are in play.
What should Maine do when energy costs soar?
In short, despite positive government efforts, structural improvements are likely to be slow, expensive and economically vulnerable to labor and supply.
Maine’s innovative election reforms have yielded disappointing results
Ranked choice voting, term limits do not faze the state’s ‘ruling class’ much, especially in Augusta.
Mills’ bill to hold electric utilities accountable is lacking in key areas
The state Public Utilities Commission would gain responsibility and power. But what about staffing, funding and legislative oversight?