LE HAVRE, France — The defending champion U.S. national team faced its toughest test of the Women’s World Cup and remained dominant Thursday night, beating Sweden 2-0 to serve up a measure of revenge against the team that stunned the confident Americans in the last Olympics. Lindsey Horan scored within the first three minutes, the […]
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Robert Kraft pledges $20 million to fight anti-Semitism
JERUSALEM — The owner of the New England Patriots, Robert Kraft, accepted Israel’s prestigious Genesis Prize at a lavish ceremony on Thursday, where he pledged $20 million to establish a foundation dedicated to combating anti-Semitism and the Palestinian-led boycott movement against Israel. In his keynote address, Kraft told the audience of Israeli and international dignitaries […]
David Ortiz shooting suspect charged with drug possession
NEWARK, N.J. — The man in custody in the Dominican Republic on suspicion of shooting former baseball star David Ortiz was indicted Thursday on drugs and weapons charges unrelated to the shooting. Rolfi Ferreira-Cruz was indicted in New Jersey on cocaine and heroin possession charges, a charge of conspiracy to distribute drugs and firearms possession, […]
Lower Village store pays civil penalty, back wages, for violating labor laws
KENNEBUNK — H.B. Provisions, a general store in Kennebunk’s Lower Village has paid $92,000 in back wages and damages to 69 employees for violating the overtime provisions of the federal Fair Labor Standards Act for a three-year period. As well, the employer has paid $20,700 in penalties, according to a statement issued by the Wage […]
Iran Revolutionary Guard shoots down US drone amid tensions
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran’s Revolutionary Guard shot down a U.S. drone on Thursday amid heightened tensions between Tehran and Washington over its collapsing nuclear deal with world powers, American and Iranian officials said, while disputing the circumstances of the incident. The Guard said it shot down the drone over Iranian airspace, while two U.S. […]
David Shribman: The president courts double trouble
This month, President Donald Trump — the great innovator, the great instigator, above all the great disrupter — conjured a new tool of tumult: Take one highly incendiary issue and employ it as a battering ram to win concessions on an even more contentious matter. By using tariffs — on an escalating schedule that would […]
La Kermesse set for this weekend
BIDDEFORD — La Kermesse, a local celebration of French heritage and fellowship, returns to Biddeford this weekend for the 37th year, bringing music, food and fun. La Kermesse, French for “The Festival,” has been a mainstay of the community since its inception. “I don’t know June without this,” said Jessica Quattrone, president of La Kermesse. […]
School district settles with former Kennebunk teacher over racist incidents
The school district for the towns of Kennebunk, Kennebunkport and Arundel has reached a settlement with a former teacher who filed a complaint last year alleging that she was retaliated against for expressing concerns about two incidents of racism. The RSU 21 Board of Directors met in executive session last week and then voted Monday […]
Maine’s top court upholds guilty plea in 1979 cold-case infant killing
The Maine Supreme Court has upheld a guilty plea in one of the state’s oldest “cold cases” – the killing of a 4-month-old in 1979. The death of Nathan Hagar had originally been ruled as sudden infant death, an unexplained death considered accidental. That finding held up despite repeated confessions over the decades by Burton […]
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