Turkeys are selling for record high prices ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday.
Carl Natale
Web editor for SunJournal.com
How the NFL blocks Black coaches
In 1989, the Los Angeles Raiders hired Art Shell, who became the first Black head coach in the modern history of the NFL. He is one of 191 people who have been head coaches in the three-plus decades since. A brief uptick of Black coaching hires in the mid-2000s provided hope that racial equity was […]
Bused, flown migrants can live in US — for now
Republican governors have been sending more migrants released at the U.S. border with Mexico to Democratic strongholds, raising questions about their legal status, how they are lured on board buses and planes, and the cost to taxpayers
How the strong U.S. dollar can affect everyone
The value of the U.S. dollar has been on a tear for more than a year against everything from the British pound across the Atlantic to the South Korean won across the Pacific.
FAQ: What are the signs of quiet quitting?
Quiet quitters aren’t leaving their jobs. They’re renouncing hustle culture, quitting ‘the idea of going above and beyond.’ Here’s what managers should know.
Ukraine makes more gains, pushes back to border in places
Ukrainian troops have reclaimed more territory from Russia and pushed all the way back to the northeastern border in some places
Meet your local legislative candidates
Candidates running Androscoggin, Franklin, Oxford and nearby counties for Maine House and Senate seats have submitted profiles to the Sun Journal.
How strong is the Islamic State in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan?
Bombings continue to rock Kabul, illustrating the enduring threat posed by the Islamic State’s Afghan affiliate, ISIS-K, in the era of Taliban rule. Here is a guide to the situation.
Title 42 would prevent exceptional immigrants like Isalita Seixas from making Maine their home
Isalita is the perfect example of how Maine’s new arrivals can make a positive contribution to our community — if we give them a foot in the door.
Queen Elizabeth II under medical care amid health fears
Buckingham Palace says Queen Elizabeth II has been placed under medical supervision because doctors are “concerned for Her Majesty’s health.”