Last week, three days after my father passed away, I was notified of phone calls in my district speaking in support of
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I knew from the moment I heard this that somehow the story of my very mild encounter with Devin Nunes on the flight from Salt Lake City to DC had made its way to Trump.
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New York state government and various corporations have begun the process of reintegrating staff back into the office place, and I have one question to ask: Why? Mother Nature has shown us
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This week, I watched with incredulity as the perpetrator of war crimes (as defined by the Geneva Convention) revisited the scene of some of his cruelest acts: the border wall. Trump returned
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What happened this week? “The Week That Was” is a regular Saturday feature that gives our talented graphics team a chance to be in the spotlight while catching our readers up on
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A group comprising many Maine-based small businesses and non-profits has sent a letter to Senator Susan Collins regarding the need to pass the For The People Act. They are asking her to
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As we all slowly go back out into the real world and engage with our fellow humans, one of the things I’ve vowed to try and do more is be more present
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Last week was a busy one in the news. New York prosecutors charged the Trump Organization and Chief Financial Officer Allen Weisselberg with a long-running scheme to avoid taxes. Rescue efforts on
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As America’s birthday draws near, I am thinking about why I am grateful to belong to this country. We have freedom of speech and many other privileges that humans in history have never
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When our founding fathers wrote Article 1, Section 2, Clause 2 of the U.S. Constitution, they had no idea that a state as geographically expansive as California might one day exist. If
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You’re a single mom who worked a minimum wage job. Your parents watched your kid while you worked. During the pandemic, both your parents died and you were left with long-term COVID.
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Las familias hispanas tenemos historias llenas de adversidad, retos y mucho, mucho trabajo. Generaciones han sufrido las consecuencias de movimientos armados — políticos o criminales — y todos compartimos un intenso amor
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