Bob Neal: The Countryman: The usefulness of redundancy

Have more than you need so that when everything goes south, you can adjust.

Editorial cartoon for Saturday, Jan. 7

Froma Harrop: Did Joe Biden ‘shut down’ American energy? Hardly

In Louisiana, a gallon of regular now averages $2.90. This reality may be spied in the prices hanging outside Baton Rouge gas stations. And if we’re not mistaken, Biden is still president.

Editorial cartoon for Friday, Jan. 6

Jonathan Wilcox: Don’t let No Blank Checks group tie Mainers’ hands

There will be a push by the No Blank Checks group to limit what the people of Maine can do. I say, don’t let them be oppressors to new and better ways of doing things. Co-ops don’t send Maine ratepayers’ funds to foreign corporations, as Central Maine Power now does. Being conservative to me means […]

Editorial cartoon for Thursday, Jan. 5

Cal Thomas: A new year, but nothing new

Looking back 100 years, at least two things are clear: While leaders and events may change, human nature never changes.

Editorial cartoon for Wednesday, Jan. 4

Bill Press: Yes, I’m woke — and proud of it!

As Congresswoman Barbara Lee (D-Calif.) advises: “We have a moral obligation to “stay woke,” take a stand and be active, challenging injustices and racism in our communities and fighting hatred and discrimination wherever it rises.” We can never be “woke” enough.

Rich Lowry: Ending Title 42 would exacerbate the border crisis

The U.S. teeters on the brink of a complete meltdown at the border, and yet the Biden administration is still consumed with blame-shifting and evasions.