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The American Principles Project conducted the 'Maine Today & Public Insight' poll and said it soon could launch anti-LGBTQ, anti-immigrant and anti-critical race theory ads attacking Gov. Janet Mills. LePage’s campaign strategist said his team was not behind the poll.

The proposals come in the wake of high-profile bribery charges against elected officials.

This is the first Black-owned psychiatric clinic in Eugene, and the first Black-Queer owned psychiatric clinic in the state of Oregon.

In this week’s Pulse: A 2022 gubernatorial race that's expected to shatter state spending records, consumer-owned utility effort falls short – for now, Run Troy Run is officially done, a new bill aimed at campaign spending reporting, and what's coming up next week in the Legislature.

Maine legislators this week will consider a bill that would require the Maine Ethics Commission to review campaign spending reports in Portland city elections. Lawmakers might also consider broadening the bill to include Lewiston and Bangor as well.

Utility industry news and analysis for energy professionals.

The Daily Universe Nathan Wayne Entrekin, who was dressed as Captain Moroni during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, poses for a photo recovered from his phone by the FBI. Entrekin has been charged in federal court for his role in breaching the Capitol. (FBI) An Arizona man who dressed as Captain Moroni and was seen on video during the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection has been arrested by the FBI. According to an FBI affidavit, the man has been identified as Nathan Wayne Entrekin. The documents said he stood...

The unanimous vote against vacating a subpoena for information from an unidentified Virginia-based political consulting firm came after a lengthy closed-door meeting.

A student from the Philippine Science High School – Central Mindanao Campus (PSHS-CMC) with Teduray indigenous roots has received a full scholarship from Yale University, one of the Ivy League universities in the United States. 8445 The PSHS announced Wednesday, May 26, that Nathan Wayne F. Ari

Read Article Maine Senate President Troy Jackson is fighting back against a growing number of online sites purporting to deliver the news but really aimed at helping particular candidates win public office. Jackson, an Allagash Democrat, said that sites which masquerade as news organizations as they assail opponents or prop up chosen candidates ought to include a disclaimer that lets people know who paid to put them online. State Senate President Troy Jackson testifying recently about his bill...