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In an ironic twist, Donald Trump-endorsed GOP running candidate feels betrayed after his family faces deportation under his policies: ‘That’s not right’

A change from hardline to inconsistent.

We Got This Covered · Sep 24

Republican Who Backs Trump's Immigration Crackdown Reportedly Begs for Relative Not To Be Deported

Former Maine governor Paul LePage has asked federal officials to stop the deportation of his son's father-in-law, saying the man legally holds a work permit.

International Business Times UK · Sep 24

Republican who backs Trump’s immigration crackdown begs for his relative to not be deported

Former Maine Governor Paul LePage says his son’s father-in-law holds a valid work authorization permit and resides in the US legally

The Independent UK · Sep 24

Rating changes: A dozen more races move toward Democrats

ANALYSIS — Another week and another batch of races has shifted toward Democrats in the latest ratings by Inside Elections.  With six weeks to go before Election Day, we’re still anticipating a typical midterm election in which the president’s party loses seats in Congress. The big question is how many…

Roll Call · Sep 22

2011 Speed Record Hike: Jennifer Pharr Davis walks to all-gender AT mark; reshapes ultra-endurance

In 2011, North Carolina hiker Jennifer Pharr Davis completed the Appalachian Trail in 46 days, 11 hours and 20 minutes, setting a new overall speed record. Starting at Mount Katahdin in Maine and finishing at Springer Mountain in Georgia, she covered about 2,180 miles through 14 states, relying on sustained…

The Times of India · Sep 22

Golden breaks Democratic ranks to support Lawler’s reelection bid

New York Republican Mike Lawler, one of the most vulnerable members of the House, picked up a notable endorsement Monday from retiring Democratic Rep. Jared Golden of Maine. In an op-ed for The Journal News, Golden pointed to the pair’s work on several bills, including one that would extend a…

Roll Call · Sep 21

Carson bought a Maine cottage in 1952, studied tidal pools, wrote Silent Spring

In 1952, American biologist and writer Rachel Carson resigned from her government job and bought a cottage in Southport, Maine, where she began original research on tidal pool ecosystems. Six years later, in 1958, she began work on what would become her most famous book, Silent Spring, published in 1962.…

The Times of India · Sep 20

After a century, Maine's Penobscot Nation gets 11,297 acres back; $32.5M effort targets 30,000+

Maine forest land returns to Penobscot Nation in September 2026. This marks the first phase of restoring over thirty thousand acres of homeland. The project began in 2023 with a fundraising goal of thirty-two point five million dollars. Currently, twenty point seven million dollars has been raised for the ongoing…

The Times of India · Sep 19

Canvasser for Republican Senate candidate swipes package from porch in Maine

A canvasser for a Republican Senate candidate was captured on doorbell camera stealing a package while knocking on doors in Maine.

The Independent UK · Sep 18

Endangered salmon may soon swim freely up a Maine river, but a comeback isn’t guaranteed

Habitat restoration project manager Ellie Mason sees prime Atlantic salmon habitat on the Narraguagus River, but the fish are missing

The Independent UK · Sep 17