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A gunman fired shots near Donald Trump's golf course in West Palm Beach, Florida. The suspect fled but was later apprehended. Trump is safe, and political leaders have condemned the violence.
Democratic and Republican campaigns focus on different pathways to victory in the 2024 presidential race, with Pennsylvania emerging as a crucial battleground. Ad spending reveals divergent strategies in a historically tight electoral map.
The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact gains traction as an alternative to the electoral college system. With 17 states on board, the initiative aims to ensure the popular vote winner becomes president.
A settlement in the Ayla Reynolds wrongful death lawsuit concludes the civil case, but the criminal investigation into the toddler's 2011 disappearance remains active. Authorities continue to pursue leads in this long-standing mystery.
A former employee of a Maine residential care center has been sentenced to prison for assaulting a disabled man. Three other workers face similar charges in a case that led to the facility losing its license.
The U. S. Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against Maine, alleging violation of disability rights laws. The suit claims Maine unnecessarily segregates children with behavioral health disabilities in institutional settings.
Elizabeth Strout's latest novel offers a poignant exploration of Crosby, Maine, through interconnected lives. With subtle storytelling and deep character insights, it captivates readers with the extraordinary in the ordinary.
Recent sightings of uniquely colored lobsters have scientists questioning their true rarity. Researchers are delving into the genetics behind these colorful crustaceans, while the fishing industry continues to yield surprising specimens.
Republican strategists are supporting third-party candidates like Cornel West to potentially divert votes from Democrats in the 2024 presidential race. This tactic raises ethical concerns and highlights the complexities of U.S. election laws.
Over 140 ballot measures across 41 states will allow voters to directly decide on key issues including abortion rights, election reforms, and marijuana legalization in the upcoming general election.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s lawyers appeal to reinstate him on New York's presidential ballot despite campaign suspension. Legal debates over residency and petition signatures unfold across multiple states.
Educators face mounting challenges as student disengagement reaches new heights. From cell phone bans to outdoor initiatives, schools explore innovative strategies to reconnect with an increasingly apathetic generation.
Democratic National Convention's third day features key speakers and historical reflections. Nearby arrest and ballot decisions add to the event's backdrop as party aims to connect with diverse voter base.
A special commission in Maine is set to release its final report on the October 2023 Lewiston mass shooting. The report follows nine months of investigation into the tragedy that claimed 18 lives.
Tropical Storm Ernesto generates dangerous rip currents on the U. S. East Coast, prompting warnings and rescues. Bermuda and Caribbean islands grapple with storm aftermath as schools prepare to reopen.
Former President Trump, Governor Walz, and VP Harris engage in strategic campaigning. Nebraska's unique electoral system and Harris's economic proposals take center stage in pre-election activities.
Key congressional contests in Maine, New York, Pennsylvania, Arizona, California, and Washington may shift House control. Democrats aim to flip four seats, while Republicans defend their majority.
The 83-foot Jacob Pike, a relic of Maine's sardine industry, is set for demolition after sinking last winter. Despite preservation attempts, environmental concerns and costs seal its fate.
Maine utility regulators unanimously rejected a proposal to report high electricity consumption to law enforcement, citing privacy concerns. The decision maintains the current system of requiring subpoenas for consumer data access.
Steve Symms, a Republican lawmaker from Idaho who served in Congress for two decades, passed away at his home in Virginia. Known for his conservative stance and controversial statements, Symms left a complex political legacy.
The Academy of American Poets has announced $50,000 grants for 22 poets across the US. Projects include a poetry cookbook in Kansas and a billboard campaign in Michigan, funded by the Mellon Foundation.
Two of President Biden's appeals court nominees progress to full Senate vote. The move highlights ongoing efforts to diversify the federal judiciary, with 205 confirmations to date.