RT @jmart: Manhattan’s U.S. attorney on Thursday resigned rather than obey an order from a top Justice Department official to drop the corr…

RT @davidfolkenflik: AP Executive Editor Julie Pace says reporters blocked for a third straight day - this time, from Trump/Modi press con…

Next Thursday, I'll be talking with former Maine Chief Justice Daniel Wathen about the Lewiston shooting commission he chaired. It's a free program at the Lewiston Public Library at noon on Feb. 20. I promise you'll mostly hear from the judge.

RT @MatthewGagnon: I am basically a one issue voter and this is my issue. (Sad that I almost never have anyone to vote for who will make a…

This is OK.

RT @RepDonBeyer: This is an absolute scandal. Trump and Marco Rubio abandoned American workers and their families abroad without approving…

@NatForMaine @CNN @Acosta Yup, I went to high school in Fairfax County, just over the line from Alexandria. And I probably spent too many nights in Alexandria's Old Town during my college days, too, but I have no regrets. ;)

@NatForMaine First, I was neither born nor raised in Alexandria, though I think it's a great place. Second, you're wrong about reporters. And I think I would have a far better sense of that than you since I actually am a reporter & know a great many other reporters.

RT @McFaul: .@SecDef has just articulated his administration's willingness to give Putin two giant victories-- Ukrainian land and no Ukrai…

@AntigoneJournal Oldest object: A fossil, not sure which one. Oldest manmade object: Chinese knife money from about 400 BC.

If Denmark wants to buy a state, Maine seems a better bet. It would be a whole lot cheaper -- always a benefit -- and its addition would turn the Danes into a North Atlantic powerhouse for the first time since the Vikings faded from the scene.

@Billybobwalter1 Nice feint there, Trollkin, but we know you were someone else earlier in your life.

@MaineLogic What do I have to do with this? Not my word. Not my column. Not even my newspaper. Besides, if we don't disagree with columnists at times, what's the point of having them?

For a century, Fort Bragg was named for a Confederate general. Then, for two years, it was named Fort Liberty. Now, it is again Fort Bragg -- supposedly named for a WWII Maine private, Roland Bragg, who performed heroically during the Battle of the Bulge.

@mayorauburn @aidanfitzryan @BostonGlobe I'll agree that a polarized politics doesn't help newspapers. Both sides insist we're not fair to them.

RT @aidanfitzryan: Employees rejoiced when the nonprofit National Trust for Local News bought the Portland Press Herald and 21 other Maine…

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RT @jamiedupree: Sen. Susan Collins R-ME says the White House cannot modify 'indirect' cost rate caps for NIH research grants - pointing ou…