J.P. Podcast: Change for me starts at home

Jim Fossel: Without third parties, presidential debates will always fail the voters

The events are designed to protect major-party candidates from challenges by hopefuls on their own ideological flanks.

The Maine Millennial: Whatever happens Tuesday, I’m ready for it

The Victoria of four years ago didn’t think she could handle a post-Nov. 8, 2016, world. But that was then.

Maine Voices: Seeing skin, power and history from a child’s perspective

At a Caribbean ceremony for a monarch in England, a 3-year-old recognizes the woman who should have been celebrated.

Bill Nemitz: It’s almost here – a banner day for the USA

As it has throughout our history, the political pendulum is moving as we vote.

The View From Here: When is it going to end?

COVID could make the longest presidential campaign ever last beyond Election Day.

Maine Compass: The fight against the CMP corridor is not over

Voters can sign a new petition that would give Mainers more say over how public lands are used.

Bill Nemitz: Brooks Pentecostal Church, trying to climb out of a crisis, digs deeper

The pastor at the center of Waldo County's COVID-19 outbreak finally apologized – or did he?

Maine Voices: Cities, states leading the way in combating climate crisis

Our country’s plan to formally exit the Paris accord Nov. 4 is discouraging, but there’s reason to hope.

Community Compass: Susan Collins stands up for small business

The senator knows small businesses are the heart of Maine communities, writes the president and co-owner of Capital Area Staffing Solutions in Augusta.