By Jeffrey Page
An apology? It wasn’t even a good imitation of one.

By Shawn Dell Joyce
Walden couple take the Ten Percent Challenge. They are warmer and safer and their home’s value has increased.

By Jean Webster
Moderate politics loses a practitioner from Maine.

By Gretchen Gibbs
Perhaps Freud’s theory was better: dance could focus on aggressive needs vs. sexual needs. After all, women can dance aggressively and men can perform those mating rites. In barns, none of that matters.

By Rich Gigli
A wildflower grows in the Bad Lands of South Dakota.

A moment of solitude at Daytona Beach, Florida.

By Bob Gaydos
There really is no place in today’s Republican Party for the likes of Maine Senator Olympia Snowe. She and other like-minded moderates — of both parties — should start a new party, dedicated to civility and bipartisan governing.

By Jeffrey Page
To determine if Santorum or Gingrich is constitutionally eligible to be president, I’m founding Birthers II, the Campaign for Natal Truth.

By Shawn Dell Joyce
It is very difficult to avoid eating genetically modified organisms in our country because they are so pervasive in the food system and unlabeled in grocery stores.

By Michael Kaufman
I’ve had the opportunity to report on some dramatic developments in medicine but I never thought of this as one of them. I just learned that it might have been.