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Tom Fallon: Portrait series was Maine’s most important art event of 2024

I consider Robert Shetterly’s “Americans Who Tell the Truth” presentation of paintings the most important art event in Maine during 2024. His paintings of teachers, activists, attorneys, veterans, poets, environmentalists and others, who faced real challenges when seeking and confronting truth, is a warning to our society at this time. I am grateful for the […]

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Patrick Eisenhart: The power of Musk

Who would have imagined that a South African native, Elon Musk, would hold the power to trash a bi-partisan Congressional budget plan a week before the nation was facing another governmental shutdown? Who would have ever imagined that the job security of 2.5 million federal workers would rest in the hands of the richest Republican […]

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Jon St. Laurent: ‘Surrendering to Trump sets a dangerous precedent’

During the presidential campaign, candidate Donald Trump filed a spate of lawsuits against news organizations — ABC News and host George Stephanopoulos among them — advancing the false narrative that his perceived enemies unfairly target him, wrote Politico’s Giselle Ruhiyyih Ewing. Now the New York Times reports that Debra OConnell, the Disney executive who directly […]

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In rebuttal: William LaRochelle: Granlund on the mark with Trump/Time cartoon

Any sensible person with a smidgen of knowledge about Adolf Hitler’s and Joseph Stalin’s careers as genocidal autocrats knows better than to view President-elect Donald Trump as their counterpart in that respect. So, I disagree with letter writer Mark Wood’s objection (Dec. 19) to Dave Granlund’s cartoon, in which Trump is depicted as Time magazine’s […]