Portland Press Herald News Stories

How silly to think that requiring identification to vote will prevent anyone from voting. The only people who would be affected are either dead or here illegally. To say some people can’t get an ID is assuming some are too stupid to do so. People need an ID to drive, buy a home, cellphone, firearm, […]

Class A features teams looking to end title droughts.

The city and MaineHousing hope to continue the program for at least another year.

America is currently spending roughly $2 trillion more a year than it takes in, adding to the already staggering national debt of $37 trillion. The interest alone on this debt is more than we spend on defense, and a lot of those payments go directly overseas. So, what is the Trump administration’s response to this […]

Let's incentivize landlords to fill their vacant properties.

The homey restaurant temporarily closed late last year, then reopened earlier this year for take-out and delivery.

Data from the start of tourist season indicates that Canadians continue to avoid visiting the U.S. in light of President Donald Trump's trade war and rhetoric.

Hemingway’s missing novel. Alice’s backwards-printed book in Through the Looking Glass. Sylvia Plath’s never-finished autobiography. Reid Byers owns copies of all those ‘invisible’ books that bibliophiles wish were real.

The senator's upcoming vote on President Trump's bill will say a lot about where her priorities stand.

Spoiler alert: It's mostly with ice cream. But mini golf and family time rank high, too.