The vaccine’s formulation is currently updated each year and can vary in effectiveness.
Angus King
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Collins, King part of bipartisan group working on shutdown compromise
Maine’s senators join 14 colleagues in pushing to reopen shuttered government programs for three weeks while negotiations continue with the White House over border security.
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Sen. King plans to open Lewiston office
He also announces staff changes that have taken place since chief of staff Kay Rand stepped down.
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Sen. King resumes treatment for prostate cancer but won’t slow down
The independent senator says he’s expected to recover fully and his schedule won’t be affected.
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Huge number of Maine public records have likely been destroyed
Emails and documents from the King and Baldacci administrations are likely gone forever or nearly impossible to access.
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Sen. King says he has not seen enough evidence to justify impeachment inquiry against Trump
The Maine senator weighs in on the latest court filings in the Russia investigation.
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Sen. King says it’s ‘pretty clear’ Saudis killed Khashoggi on crown prince’s orders
The Maine senator, a member of the Intelligence Committee, also says President Trump’s reaction to a CIA report on the matter ‘undermines our credibility abroad.’
Posted inOp-eds, Opinion
Commentary: C’mon, liberals, take a break from the bubble
Would-be 2020 Democratic presidential aspirants should seek out tough interviews with interlocutors of every political stripe.
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Sen. King says Congress should act to ensure integrity of Mueller probe
Maine’s newly re-elected senator says that special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation should not be blocked, and that the Senate Intelligence Committee will continue its own investigation regardless.
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Power shift in Congress will change some roles for Maine delegation
U.S. Rep. Chellie Pingree, a Democrat, and U.S. Sen. Susan Collins, a Republican, are likely to see the biggest effects, but for different reasons.