President Joe Biden isn’t the first elected official who appears to have stayed for one term or campaign too many

Maybe Democrats could say they disagree with Trump’s policies and hate what he did after the 2020 election without invoking Hitler, fascism or any number of other bogeymen that are false and inflammatory. If so, there’s a first time for everything.

We need to “slow the wheels down,” making clearer judgments about how we live personally and organize as a society.

By voting against Lauren McFerran’s nomination, Sen. Angus King would be supporting a fair labor environment where all businesses in Maine can compete equally, and workers can exercise their rights without undue interference from partisan government bureaucrats.

Oh, the tantrums, the expulsions, the denunciations. The authoritarian impulse on the far left continues to eat its own.

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas and Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle failed to execute fundamental duties. They should resign immediately.

Should Donald Trump be elected, we will be looking back at the Biden years as a golden time for the economy and wonder how we lost it.

Unity is going to take more than statements and “thoughts and prayers” to bring us together. It requires action by all of us.

When Donald Trump takes the stage Thursday night and accepts for the third time the Republican Party’s nomination for president, he faces an opportunity and a temptation.