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Halsey Frank: Zelensky for President

By Halsey FrankMarch 4, 20220 Commentary

I was working on several items closer to home but events in Ukraine overtook me. Last week was one of…

News

Legislative Council votes to make masks optional at State House starting March 7

By Katherine RevelloMarch 3, 20220 News

Maine’s Legislative Council voted unanimously on March 3 to change its requirement that legislators and staff wear masks inside the…

News

Mills admin recommends optional masking in schools, childcare settings starting March 9

By Katherine RevelloMarch 2, 20220 News

The Maine Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) and Maine Department of Education (DOE) will drop its statewide recommendation…

Commentary

The CDC discovers actual public health, just in time

By Jeffrey TuckerMarch 2, 20220 Commentary

One day I’m reading an internal memo commissioned by the Democratic Party to provide advice to dealing with Covid policy.…

News

Revenue Forecasting Committee revises projected surplus upwards by $411 million

By Katherine RevelloMarch 1, 20220 News

Maine’s General Fund revenue forecast will increase by approximately $411.6 million following a March 1 meeting of the Revenue Forecasting…

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Following other states, Gov. Mills calls on state liquor commission to delist Russian spirits

By Katherine RevelloMarch 1, 20220 News

On February 28, Gov. Janet Mills signed a proclamation expressing solidarity with the people of Ukraine and called on the…

Commentary

Ukraine grants citizens the right to bear arms—hours before Putin’s invasion

By Jon MiltimoreMarch 1, 20220 Commentary

Russian soldiers flooded into Ukraine Thursday under orders from President Vladimir Putin, threatening to obliterate a peace that has existed…

News

Lawmakers debate new occupational regulations for residential construction contractors

By Katherine RevelloMarch 1, 20220 News

The Maine Legislature’s Committee on Innovation, Development, Economic Advancement and Business convened on February 22 to hold a public hearing…

News

Lawmakers spar over State House pandemic protocols during Wednesday’s session

By Katherine RevelloFebruary 24, 20220 News

The Maine Legislature convened on February 23 to debate several pieces of legislation, including a bill that would ban the…

Commentary

Halsey Frank: Palin trial problematic

By Halsey FrankFebruary 23, 20220 Commentary

One of the basic functions of government is to right wrongs. When all else fails, we resort to the legal…

News

Energy committee holds hearing on Gov. Mills’ utility accountability bill

By Katherine RevelloFebruary 23, 20220 News

The Maine Legislature’s Energy, Utilities and Technology Committee held a public hearing February 22 on LD 1959, a bill presented…

News

UMaine men’s hockey player leaves team over university’s strict COVID-19 policies

By Katherine RevelloFebruary 22, 20220 News

Emil Westerlund recently left the University of Maine’s (UMaine) men’s ice hockey team because he did not want to receive…

Commentary

Justin Trudeau said he admired China’s dictatorship. Canadians should have believed him

By Jon MiltimoreFebruary 22, 20221 Commentary 3K Views

At a “ladies night” fundraiser in Toronto in 2013, an up-and-coming politician was asked which nation’s administration he admired most…

Commentary

Congress must pump the brakes on the American Innovation and Choice Online Act

By Nick MurrayFebruary 20, 20220 Commentary

Antitrust is a hot topic in Washington lately. The pervasive reach of big technology companies into our personal lives and…

Healthcare

New report finds nine Maine hospitals are noncompliant on federal price transparency rule

By Katherine RevelloFebruary 17, 20220 Healthcare

At least nine Maine hospitals are not complying with a federal price transparency rule, according to the findings of a…

News

Legislative panel considers bills to streamline housing projects, eliminate income requirements in residential construction

By Katherine RevelloFebruary 16, 20220 News

The Maine Legislature’s Committee on Labor and Housing held a public hearing on February 14 concerning LD 1673, a bill…

News

Governor Mills unveils $850 million supplemental budget that would lift state spending to record levels

By Katherine RevelloFebruary 15, 20220 News

On February 15, Gov. Janet Mills released her supplemental budget proposal, which includes $850 million in proposed spending and provides…

Commentary

Opinion: Walk 2.2 miles in their shoes

By Ed ThelanderFebruary 15, 20220 Commentary

On February 2nd, the 2022 Walk-for-Vets kicked off in Augusta. People are walking 2.2 miles in 22 states for a 22 day-long…

Commentary

Could Mark Cuban’s plan to disrupt Big Pharma actually work?

By Hannah CoxFebruary 14, 20221 Commentary

Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban recently announced his latest, ground-breaking innovation, and it’s one that should catch the attention of Americans.…

Commentary

Halsey Frank: NYT strikes blow against love

By Halsey FrankFebruary 14, 20220 Commentary

The New York Times Style Section’s Modern Love column on February 13 was entitled “What Is Black Love Today” and described as…

Commentary

That study of face masks does not show what the CDC claims

By Jacob SullumFebruary 13, 20220 Commentary

A new study published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) supposedly shows that wearing a face mask in public…

News

Gov. Mills pitches $500 relief checks, new education and broadband spending in State of the State address

By Katherine RevelloFebruary 10, 20220 News

During her annual State of the State address, Gov. Janet Mills announced her intention to return $411 million of the…

News

Read Gov. Mills’ State of the State Address

By Jacob PosikFebruary 10, 20220 News

The following is Maine Gov. Janet Mills’ State of the State Address as prepared for delivery on February 10, 2022:…

News

Health committee holds hearing on bill to increase tobacco tax, impose flavor ban

By Katherine RevelloFebruary 10, 20220 News

The Maine Legislature’s Committee on Health and Human Services (HHS) convened on February 9 to hold public hearings on two…

Commentary

Decisions on masking schoolchildren belong to parents

By Nick MurrayFebruary 10, 20220 Commentary

The dominoes are falling. In just the last month, public leaders of numerous (though not all) European countries, the nation of Israel,…

Commentary

Halsey Frank: Power corrodes trust, absolutely

By Halsey FrankFebruary 10, 20220 Commentary

Central Maine Power provides electricity about 80% of residential customers in Maine, including my house. Factors that influence electricity consumption include the size of…

News

Marine Resources Committee works two bills intended to save Maine’s lobster industry from federal overreach 

By Katherine RevelloFebruary 9, 20220 News

The Maine Legislature’s Committee on Marine Resources (MAR) met on February 8 to discuss two bills intended to help the…

News

Portland City Council votes to end mask mandate, ban flavored tobacco

By Katherine RevelloFebruary 9, 20220 News

The Portland City Council voted unanimously on February 7 to ban the sale of flavored tobacco products in the city.…

News

Gov. Mills’ earmarks $8 million for child welfare system in forthcoming supplemental budget

By Katherine RevelloFebruary 8, 20220 News

On February 7, Gov. Janet Mills unveiled an $8 million proposal intended to strengthen Maine’s child welfare system that will…

News

Testing partnership brings rapid tests to ‘vulnerable’ Mainers using old data

By Katherine RevelloFebruary 8, 20220 News

In late January, Gov. Janet Mills announced her administration has partnered with The Rockefeller Foundation to launch a pilot program…

Commentary

European nations are dismantling the COVID state before our eyes. Will the US follow?

By Jon MiltimoreFebruary 7, 20220 Commentary

It takes incredible arrogance for lawmakers and bureaucrats to assume they know what’s best for us. But that quality—arrogance—is precisely what we’ve seen since the start of the pandemic.

Education

Education panel endorses bill allowing Maine college athletes to profit from their name, image and likeness

By Katherine RevelloFebruary 4, 20220 Education

The Maine Legislature will vote on a bill this session intended to protect the rights of student-athletes to profit from…

Commentary

‘Lockdowns had little to no effect on COVID mortality’: New Johns Hopkins study

By Brad PolumboFebruary 4, 20220 Commentary

We’re into year three of the COVID-19 pandemic. From mask mandates to vaccine passports, government restrictions on our liberties remain…

News

Gov. Mills unveils bill that further regulates Maine utilities, opens door to consumer ownership

By Katherine RevelloFebruary 2, 20220 News

On February 2, Gov. Janet Mills unveiled draft legislation intended to reform oversight of Maine’s private utility companies. Included in…

Commentary

Halsey Frank: Supreme politicization

By Halsey FrankFebruary 2, 20220 Commentary

On January 27, Supreme Court Associate Justice Stephen Breyer formally announced his intention to resign at the end of the current term…

News

Maine DHHS struggling to fulfill freedom of access requests from the public

By Katherine RevelloFebruary 1, 20220 News

The Maine Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) is updating the processes it uses to track and respond to…

Commentary

The biggest education innovation is growing use of school choice

By J.D. TuccilleJanuary 31, 20220 Commentary

It wasn’t long ago that “normal” schooling meant public school, understood as some variation on the theme of classes punctuated…

News

Legislative Council admits 12 new bills into the second session

By Katherine RevelloJanuary 28, 20220 News

The Legislative Council met on January 27 and considered after-deadline bill requests to be introduced during the Maine Legislature’s ongoing…

Education

Truancy on the rise in Maine schools amid the pandemic

By Katherine RevelloJanuary 27, 20221 Education

Maine’s truancy rate tripled between the 2019-2020 and 2020-2021 school years, increasing from just under 5% to just under 15%.…

News

Lawmakers sustain Mills’ veto on bill allowing farm workers to unionize

By Katherine RevelloJanuary 26, 20220 News

Members of the Maine Legislature’s House of Representatives failed to override Gov. Janet Mills’ veto on Wednesday of a bill…

News

Governor Mills to deliver State of the State address, supplemental budget to legislature next month

By Katherine RevelloJanuary 26, 20220 News

Maine Gov. Janet Mills will deliver the State of the State address on February 10. She will not release her…

Commentary

Have we no recourse?

By Pem SchaefferJanuary 26, 20220 Commentary

Can we do anything lawful and legitimate to “protect, defend, and preserve” America as we know it? I don’t know…

Commentary

Halsey Frank: A Senate divided needs to listen to each other

By Halsey FrankJanuary 26, 20220 Commentary

Last week, Democrats brought to the Senate floor The Freedom to Vote Act and The John Lewis Voting Rights Act.…

News

Maine unemployment rate shows modest improvement in December

By Katherine RevelloJanuary 25, 20220 News

Maine’s unemployment rate decreased slightly to 4.7% in December 2021, according to a release issued Tuesday by the Maine Department…

Commentary

Citing debunked CDC research, Virginia school districts vow to defy Youngkin on mask mandates

By Robby SoaveJanuary 24, 20220 Commentary

On Saturday, newly minted Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin, a Republican, declared an end to mask mandates in the state’s public…

Commentary

CDC: Natural immunity offered stronger protection against COVID than vaccines during Delta wave

By Jon MiltimoreJanuary 23, 20220 Commentary

On Wednesday, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) provided new research showing that, during the recent Delta…

News

Preliminary data show record overdose deaths in Maine last year

By Katherine RevelloJanuary 21, 20220 News

A preliminary estimate of drug-related deaths indicates 636 people died in Maine as a result of drug overdoses in 2021,…

News

Bill to allow public employee strikes shot down by labor committee

By Katherine RevelloJanuary 20, 20220 News

The Maine Legislature’s Committee on Labor and Housing voted not to move LD 555, a bill that would have given…

News

Mills administration says it will not impose state-level vaccine mandate on private employers after SCOTUS ruling

By Katherine RevelloJanuary 19, 20220 News

On January 13, the Supreme Court blocked enforcement of the Occupational Health and Safety Administration’s (OSHA) Emergency Temporary Standard (ETS)…

Commentary

Halsey Frank: Inconsistency and overreaction – the hobgoblins of our COVID response

By Halsey FrankJanuary 19, 20220 Commentary

On January 12, while driving, I listened to the Maine CDC’s weekly COVID-19 briefing conducted by Maine DHHS Commissioner Jeanne Lambrew and…

Commentary

New York, California, and Illinois saw historic population drops in 2021

By Peter JacobsenJanuary 17, 20220 Commentary

Last week, the US Census Bureau released its “New Vintage 2021 Population Estimates” for the United States and surrounding territories.…

News

New guidance allows schools with mask mandates to stop contact tracing

By Katherine RevelloJanuary 17, 20220 News

On January 12, the Maine Department of Education (DOE) and the Maine Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced…

News

New guidance allows some COVID-positive workers to remain on the job in healthcare facilities

By Katherine RevelloJanuary 13, 20220 News

St. Mary’s Hospital in Lewiston has implemented a policy allowing employees who test positive for COVID-19 to come to work…

Legislature holds hearing on proposal to return unappropriated surplus revenue to taxpayers

By Katherine RevelloJanuary 13, 20220 News

The Maine Legislature’s Appropriations and Financial Affairs Committee held a public hearing Wednesday on LD 327, a Republican-sponsored bill intended…

Commentary

America’s huge pile of national debt makes combating inflation more difficult

By Eric BoehmJanuary 13, 20220 Commentary

The optimistic scenario goes like this. America shakes off what remains of the pandemic in the coming months without the…

News

Democrat Jim Boyle wins special election for House District 27

By Katherine RevelloJanuary 12, 20220 News

The January 11 special election for House District 27, which includes parts of Scarborough and Gorham, ended in victory for…

Commentary

Halsey Frank: WaPo and its generals need to get a grip

By Halsey FrankJanuary 12, 20220 Commentary

In the Washington Post on December 18, three retired generals wrote that they are concerned about the military staging a coup in…

News

U.S. DOE, DOT announce relaxed rules for bus drivers amid omicron surge, labor shortage

By Katherine RevelloJanuary 11, 20220 News

On January 10, the U.S. Department of Education (DOE) and U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) announced a joint temporary action…

News

Gov. Mills vetoes bill allowing farm workers to unionize

By Katherine RevelloJanuary 10, 20220 News

On January 7, Gov. Janet Mills vetoed LD 151, a bill that would have allowed farmworkers to collectively bargain in…

Commentary

Athletes who had COVID will be considered ‘fully vaccinated,’ NCAA says in new guidelines

By Jon MiltimoreJanuary 10, 202250 Commentary

The NCAA on Thursday released its new COVID-19 guidance for winter sports, and the guidance contains some important news. As…

News

With the new year comes another increase to Maine’s minimum wage

By Katherine RevelloJanuary 9, 20220 News

On January 1, Maine’s minimum wage increased to $12.75 per hour. The increase is the result of a law passed…

Commentary

Opinion: The legislature should get back to work like the rest of Maine

By John AndrewsJanuary 6, 20220 Commentary

Yesterday, the first legislative day of the second session of the 130th Legislature, majority Democrats moved to return to remote…

Commentary

Halsey Frank: An unhappy anniversary

By Halsey FrankJanuary 6, 20220 Commentary

Last year on January 6, I took the day off to go skiing with my son. We got up early…

News

Lawmakers pass resolution to start Second Session work remotely, will revisit decision next month

By Katherine RevelloJanuary 5, 20220 News

The second session of the 130th Maine Legislature began on January 5, with both the Senate and House of Representatives…

Commentary

It’s 2022, but many schools are reverting to 2020’s COVID playbook

By Kerry McDonaldJanuary 5, 20220 Commentary

It’s 2022 but you’d be forgiven for thinking it’s still 2020—especially if you have children enrolled in K-12 district schooling.…

News

Portland City Council votes to end local emergency order, institute mask mandate

By Katherine RevelloJanuary 4, 20220 News

The Portland City Council voted to repeal the city’s declaration of emergency and implement an indoor mask mandate at its…

Education

Maine CDC, DOE update COVID-19 protocols in schools following new federal guidance

By Katherine RevelloJanuary 3, 20220 Education

On December 30, the Maine Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Maine Department of Education (DOE) announced…

News

Maine leaning on federal government to increase Mainers’ access to rapid COVID-19 tests

By Katherine RevelloJanuary 3, 20220 News

The Mills administration has announced no plans to provide at-home COVID-19 rapid tests for Maine residents, but at-home tests may…

News

Maine granted intervenor status in lawsuit challenging federal lobster regulations

By Katherine RevelloDecember 31, 20210 News

On December 30 Gov. Janet Mills’ administration announced Maine’s Department of Marine Resources (DMR) has been granted intervenor status in…

News

Affordable housing commission encourages local zoning flexibility and deregulation, state appeals board

By Katherine RevelloDecember 31, 20210 News

The Commission to Increase Housing Opportunities in Maine by Studying Zoning and Land Use Restrictions recently submitted its final report…

Commentary

Rand Paul exposes eight insane ways the feds wasted our money in 2021

By Brad PolumboDecember 30, 20210 Commentary

Every holiday season, Senator Rand Paul honors the fictional Seinfeld holiday “Festivus,” an annual airing of grievances, with a report…

Commentary

Halsey Frank: Cherry-picking crime statistics

By Halsey FrankDecember 29, 20210 Commentary

In its December 1st editorial, “Some serious crimes still go unreported,” the Press Herald writes that recently released crime statistics…

Education

Maine’s public school enrollment remains below pre-pandemic levels

By Katherine RevelloDecember 29, 20210 Education

The number of students enrolled in Maine public schools grew in the 2021-2022 school year from the 2020-2021 school year,…

Commentary

‘Freeloading’ Elon Musk to pay largest federal tax bill in history, an estimated $8.3 billion

By Jon MiltimoreDecember 26, 20210 Commentary

Elon Musk made a bold claim on Twitter on Tuesday. The Tesla founder said he would “pay more taxes than…

Commentary

Halsey Frank: New Portland Charter Commission worse than the last

By Halsey FrankDecember 23, 20210 Commentary

The current Portland City Charter Commission is worse than the 2009-10 one. The last one was prompted by widespread dissatisfaction…

News

Federal ambulance teams coming to Maine to relieve ‘mounting pressure’ on first responders

By Katherine RevelloDecember 22, 20210 News

Eight Maine hospitals will host federal ambulance teams, which will assist the state’s emergency medical services (EMS) workers with non-emergency…

News

State study recommends new taxes and fees to help Maine reach carbon reduction goals

By Katherine RevelloDecember 22, 20210 News

The Governor’s Office of Policy Innovation and the Future (GOPIF) and the Governor’s Energy Office (GEO) on December 14 released the…

National

Federal court reinstates Biden vaccine mandate, setting stage for potential SCOTUS showdown

By Katherine RevelloDecember 21, 20210 National

Federal appeals courts recently issued two decisions impacting federal COVID-19 vaccine requirements mandated by President Joe Biden earlier this year.…

News

Legislative leaders want to revert to old COVID-19 protocols for upcoming second session

By Katherine RevelloDecember 20, 20210 News

According to a schedule released on December 17, the 130th Maine Legislature will hold only two in-person sessions when it…

News

Biden’s stimulus bill subsidized meat producers. Now, the White House blames ‘corporate greed’ for high meat prices.

By Eric BoehmDecember 20, 20210 News

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki has a theory about why Americans are paying higher prices these days at the…

News

No improvement to unemployment, labor force participation in November

By Katherine RevelloDecember 17, 20210 News

For the month of November, Maine’s unemployment rate remained at 4.8%, a number that has largely been unchanged since February.…

News

Judge denies corridor developers’ motion to block implementation of Question 1

By Katherine RevelloDecember 17, 20210 News

On December 16, a Maine judge denied a preliminary injunction that would have stopped Question 1, the November ballot initiative…

Commentary

Inflation will cost the average household an astounding amount in 2021, Ivy League analysis finds

By Brad PolumboDecember 17, 20210 Commentary

The most widely-used metrics of consumer price inflation are hitting their highest levels in decades, with the Consumer Price Index…

News

Legislative Republicans in the dark on Gov. Mills and Democrats’ supplemental budget priorities

By Katherine RevelloDecember 15, 20210 News

When the 130th Maine Legislature reconvenes for its second session in January 2022, it will debate the state’s next supplemental…

News

Legislature launches pilot program to assess racial impact of pending legislation

By Katherine RevelloDecember 14, 20210 News

In March 2021, Gov. Janet Mills signed a bill into law requiring the Legislative Council to study the best method…

News

Gov. Mills announces deployment of 38 National Guard members to 10 Maine healthcare facilities

By Katherine RevelloDecember 14, 20210 News

Less than one week after announcing she was activating up to 75 members of the National Guard to serve in…

Commentary

The author who warned us against blindly trusting ‘the Science’

By Tom MullenDecember 13, 20210 Commentary

“Attacks on me are, quite frankly, attacks on science,” said Anthony Fauci to widespread ridicule or approval, depending upon which…

Commentary

School districts are using their COVID-19 relief money on vape detectors, tennis courts

By Robby SoaveDecember 10, 20210 Commentary

Earlier this year, schools around the country received more than a hundred billion dollars from the federal government—American taxpayers, in…

News

Gov. Mills activates Maine National Guard to address capacity concerns in healthcare system

By Katherine RevelloDecember 9, 20210 News

Gov. Janet Mills appeared at a December 8 press conference held by the Maine Centers for Disease Control and Prevention…

Education

SCOTUS hears oral arguments in Maine-based religious freedom, school choice case

By Katherine RevelloDecember 9, 20210 Education

On Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Carson v. Makin, a case involving religious freedom and what…

News

Appropriations Committee receives briefing on state finances, including revenue surplus and ARPA spending

By Katherine RevelloDecember 8, 20210 News

At the Appropriation and Financial Affairs (AFA) Committee meeting on December 7, Department of Administrative and Financial Services (DAFS) Commissioner…

Commentary

47,000 more people died of this disease in 2020 due to lockdowns, World Health Organization reports

By Brad PolumboDecember 7, 20210 Commentary

Governments around the world took drastic measures in 2020 in hopes of slowing the spread of COVID-19, in many cases…

New revenue surplus should prompt real tax reform

By Nick MurrayDecember 6, 20210 Commentary

In late November, the Revenue Forecasting Committee (RFC), a branch of the Maine Legislature’s Office of Fiscal and Program Review,…

News

Maine DHHS announces winners of COVID-19 youth vaccination video contest

By Katherine RevelloDecember 6, 20210 News

On December 1, the Maine Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), in partnership with the Maine Department of Education,…

Commentary

Shortage of adult workers makes teens employable again

By J.D. TuccilleDecember 5, 20210 Commentary

My son recently underwent what was once a common rite of passage: his first job. He now balances the demands…

Commentary

They said inflation would be ‘transitory.’ The data say something different.

By Nathan J RichendollarDecember 3, 20210 Commentary

President Joe Biden once bizarrely remarked on the 2020 campaign trail, “Milton Friedman isn’t running the show anymore.” It shows.…

News

Final plan for incorporating probate courts into judicial branch submitted to the legislature

By Katherine RevelloDecember 2, 20210 News

The Commission to Create a Plan to Incorporate the Probate Court into the Judicial Branch held its final meeting on…

Commentary

Who’s really to blame for inflation?

By Nick MurrayDecember 1, 20210 Commentary

Last month, inflation in the US reached 6.2%, the highest year-over-year increase in more than three decades. Measured via the Bureau…

News

Maine experiences highest rate of nursing home deaths in recent weeks

By Katherine RevelloDecember 1, 20210 News

Maine’s rate of COVID-19 deaths in nursing homes is currently the highest in the nation according to data provided by…

Commentary

The torches are being lit, the battle is being joined and the truth is being pursued. It’s time to join up

By Pem SchaefferNovember 30, 20210 Commentary

Abraham Lincoln once famously said, “The philosophy of the school room in one generation will be the philosophy of government…

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