The philosophy that might undo some of the Supreme Court’s more popular decisions.
Carl Natale
Web editor for SunJournal.com
Three lessons from the Barrett confirmation hearings
The spectacle itself was extraordinarily uninformative, but there are key takeaways nonetheless.
Barrett’s ‘originalism’ can be pure politics
It’s a myth, even an affront, to say that in the hardest cases, judges can always “apply the law as written.”
Pandemic hammers small businesses vital to economic recovery
The coronavirus pandemic has hammered small businesses across the United States — an alarming trend for an economy that’s trying to rebound from the deepest, fastest recession in U.S. history
Does the flu vaccine affect my chances of getting COVID-19?
Flu vaccines protect against seasonal influenza, not the coronavirus — but avoiding the flu is especially important this year
Schools & Education: How local schools are teaching our students
Education news from local school committees and Maine schools
Complete news coverage of Election Day
Complete coverage of how to vote in Maine and who is on the presidential, U.S. Senate, U.S. House and legislative ballots.
How long can I expect a COVID-19 illness to last?
Most coronavirus patients have mild to moderate illness and recover quickly
‘I got stories.’ A life of troubles, and a story of love
Tasha Lamm’s problems could seem overwhelming: poverty, unemployment, an abusive mother, a boyfriend who died of a heroin overdose
Maine deserves a serious debate on climate change in the U.S. Senate race
With much of America’s West Coast burning and Southeast Coast flooding, it’s amazing that the subject of climate change has barely been mentioned in the Susan Collins-Sarah Gideon Senatorial slugfest. Instead, Mainers have been treated to a nightly barrage of dueling television ads in which Collins and Gideon have attacked one another for every real […]