A trial has been set for May 20, 2024, in the classified documents case. Trump has pleaded not guilty and denied any wrongdoing.
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Russia’s ‘General Armageddon’ reportedly dismissed after vanishing in wake of Wagner uprising
Surovikin’s absence has been one of several enduring mysteries surrounding the rebellion.
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Surprisingly durable U.S. economy poses question: Are we facing higher-for-longer interest rates?
One after another, economists have postponed or reversed their earlier forecasts for a recession.
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Lawmakers in 33 states move to ban Chinese land ownership
Lawmakers in 33 states have introduced 81 bills this year to prohibit the Chinese government or businesses from buying agricultural land or property near military bases.
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Joe Guzzardi: A red carpet for Afghanistan and Ukraine, but not for Maui
Survivors of the deadly fires in Maui are being offered a $700-per-household payment by FEMA (the Federal Emergency Management Agency) and temporary shelter. But in Maui, $700 doesn’t go far. Estimated monthly living costs for a family of four are $7,203. The token $700 represents less than 10 percent of a family’s living costs, an […]
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School Notebook: Aug. 23
St. John’s students’ work chosen for experimental flight Middle school students at St. John’s Catholic School in Brunswick will be able to analyze flight data from an experiment they created that will fly in the Airbus Perlan Mission II this fall. The Perlan Project, an aerospace nonprofit for advancing high-altitude flight and studying weather and […]
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LC Van Savage: Paper cups, then and now
Likely you’re not thinking much about paper cups these days, am I right? Normally I’m not either but in one’s eighties, one’s brain thoughts begin to race about like roaches when the lights go on, and so today I began to remember paper cups. Way back when people in offices actually stood gossiping around a […]
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York neighbors hope town will stop expansion of distillery that is likely source of ‘whiskey fungus’
The town’s planning board will consider a proposal Thursday from Wiggly Bridge Distillery to expand its business, but neighbors say it’s creating a fungus that is damaging their buildings.
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Gorham Notes: Aug. 24
Two council, four school seats available Six candidates have taken out nomination papers for Town Council seats with two available, according to Town Clerk Laurie Nordfors. Additionally, one School Committee candidate has papers out with four openings – three for three-year terms and one to fill a vacancy for a year. Council candidates so far […]
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Letter to the editor: School supply donations, in Maine?
Walk through a few rooms at the end of the day and see the amount of supplies all over the floor.