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Angus King calls for withdrawing support for Israel 'as long as there are starving children in Gaza'Maine Sen. Angus King, an independent, called Israel's conduct in Gaza "an affront to human decency" and said he would advocate for ending any U.S. support for the country until Israeli policies change.
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We discuss a new book about how geology reveals Earth's deep history, and learn how Maine's geological history fits into the global picture
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Portland police arrested 20 activists Wednesday afternoon as they staged a so-called "die-in" to protest the ongoing war in Gaza and the lack of humanitarian aid for Palestinians.
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For Earth Day: Influential ecologist Doug Tallamy shares his expertise in how to foster environmental health through gardening
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Travel expert Rick Steves talks about his memoir and answers your questions about European travel
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The details and weapons of the attack took place on Signal, an encrypted messaging app, and involved top Trump administration officials. The group chat also included Jeffrey Goldberg, editor of The Atlantic, who had been mistakenly added.
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The case has confused immigration lawyers, who say it's not clear why Jose Adalberto Herrera was separated from his family.
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There were 30,000 fewer land border crossings in February into Maine than the same month last year and half a million fewer crossings among all border states.
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It also remains unclear whether some imports from Canada that are important to Maine — such as heating oil and gasoline — will still be subject to tariffs.
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Newly imposed import tariffs by the Trump administration threaten a major economic link, with consumers bracing for higher prices.
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New import taxes will affect everything from energy and fisheries to the forest products industry.
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While Romanians were involved in less than 1 percent of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection encounters across the whole nation last year, they have made up a growing share of encounters by the Houlton Sector, which covers the Maine section of the northern border.