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J. Scott Applewhite/APMaine's entire congressional delegation voted for the bill to increase the debt ceiling this week and avoid defaulting on the national debt. But all four members also expressed different reservations about the compromise. -
Ari Snider/Maine PublicThe Expo will also stop accepting new shelter guests after June 5.
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State lawmakers who had hoped to have the Legislature enact the foreign government electioneering ban will now vote Thursday on whether to have the matter resolved by the Maine law court. -
Community members described sleepless nights and overwhelming anxiety as they watched the conflict unfold from afar.
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Fowsia Musse was visiting family in eastern Ethiopia when a soldier at an airport opened fire, gravely wounding Musse and killing her sister, a regional elected official.
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Travel expert Rick Steves returns to talk about climate concerns, his new food book, and offer travel advice
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The Wall Street Journal condemns the accusations and is demanding Gershkovich's release.
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Climate scientist Paul Mayewski on his work and the Climate Change Institute's 50 years of research
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The challenges facing people seeking asylum in Maine, and what is being done to help
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The concept of time, how it's measured, how it affects our lives
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Immigrant advocates in Maine quickly pushed back on that idea. But a spokesperson for the city of Portland said the city is supportive of the Senator's efforts.
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The 27-to-4 vote in the Senate came two days after a contentious debate in the House between a handful of Democratic and Republican lawmakers.
