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As the Fox host's popularity grows, he has found fodder in lesser-known media figures whom he presents to his audience as symbols of liberalism-run-amok.
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It was the latest in a recent string of mass shootings across the U.S.
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Landon Brooks, 10, will be the youngest player in the men's amateur division.
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Lack of detail and the absence of an audit for three years were reasons cited.
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The RSU 73 spending plan is $200,000 more than for 2020-21.
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Selectmen unanimously agreed with the treatment plant's superintendent.
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New daily infections in the U.S. have increased 11% in the past two weeks, and the picture is still relentlessly grim in parts of Europe, Latin America, Africa and Asia.
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The town took the property for unpaid taxes and fees totaling more than $31,000.
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Androscoggin County posted its third-highest daily total of cases on Thursday, its worst showing since January.
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The bill, which passed 217-210 on a mostly party-line vote, is the latest salvo in a long-running debate.
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He says the company should commit to improving worker satisfaction as much as it focuses on providing customer care.
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The company says it undertook the complex project in partnership with several government agencies, including NASA in the U.S. and its European counterpart.
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The conversations that flowed freely and visibly on TheDonald.win for weeks underscore the openly violent intent of some of the thousands of Trump enthusiasts who thronged the Capitol on Jan. 6, as well as the intelligence failures of the authorities.
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If there's a single broad trend, it's that the northern tier of the country is generally faring worse than the southern – for the moment.
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Last weekend Durham resident Alecia Jack took the crown in her first pageant ever.
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Legislation sponsored by Assistant House Majority Leader Rachel Talbot Ross of Portland would roll back a 2011 change that prohibited non-citizens from receiving state Medicaid benefits.
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Police and health officials hope making fentanyl test strips available will reduce the number of drug overdoses caused by the powerful opioid.
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After having the Summer Games canceled in 2020, Special Olympics Maine officials wanted to make sure their athletes had a chance to compete this year.
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Backyard leaf-burning spreads to about 2 acres of woods.
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Jesse J. Longley, 45, of Phillips was arrested on charges of OUI and endangering the welfare of a child.
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The Houlton man had already been charged in state court for a series of earlier smaller fires at the church.
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Kim Potter – who was released on $100,000 bond hours after her arrest Wednesday – appeared alongside her attorney at her initial appearance Thursday over Zoom, saying very little.
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A COVID vaccine passport is a certificate which verifies that someone has been vaccinated against COVID-19.
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A photo symbolizing “love and compassion” of an 85-year-old Brazilian woman getting her first embrace in five months from a nurse has been named the World Press Photo of the Year.
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Owner is charged with keeping a dangerous dog, failing to license and vaccinate it and allowing it to run at large.
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Closing arguments are set to begin Monday, after which the racially diverse jury will begin its deliberations.
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Maine numbers dip slightly after U.S. employers added 916,000 jobs in March, the most since August, in a sign that a sustained recovery is taking hold.
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The state reported 579 new cases on Thursday, topping 500 for the third straight day.
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The secretary of state seeks to assure senior Afghan politicians that the U.S. remains committed to the country despite the planned exit of the remaining 2,500 American troops by Sept. 11.
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The sanctions would be the first retaliatory action against the Kremlin for last year's hack, which breached vital federal agencies.
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Police say the car was being driven by a 13-year-old girl who was alone.
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Abdikadir Nur pleads not guilty and is denied bail at Wednesday hearing.
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The Kennedy Park basketball courts are open again.
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The Planning Board approved two sections for the controversial hydropower transmission line that will go in and out of an already-approved converter station.
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Of the nearly 110,000 veterans in Maine, less than 7% would qualify for the exemption, a retired U.S. Coast Guard commander said.
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RSU 56 directors approved a $12.97 million package for 2021-22.
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Richard Davis is retiring Aug. 27 after 20 years.
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Man gets ready for smelting season
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Sixty-five firefighters from 14 departments and the Forest Service were able to knock out the brush fire that was pushed up a steep terrain by a slight wind behind a residence on Pine Street.
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Selectpersons also voted to upgrade four sewage pumping stations and to use a maximum $95,000 from a capital reserve account.
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Some public health officials – including Dr. Nirav Shah, director of the Maine CDC – say the lack of a recommendation is a decision that will have consequences.
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Arrests logged at the Franklin County jail from April 8 through April 12.
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Maine's 2 U.S. senators, meanwhile, are asking the Biden administration to allow states to use federal stimulus money to address PFAS contamination.
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Activities range from boating and hiking to archery and four-wheeling.
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The company's initial public offering happened with cryptocurrency chatter seemingly everywhere, even at the Federal Reserve.