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Become one of the worst disasters involving boats carrying migrants across the mediterranean a 13 year old suicide bomber has blown himself up at a wedding in afghanistan killing 5 people and injuring dozens more the attacker burned in the Eastern Province of no group has claimed responsibility. China has released figures showing its imports from the u. S. Have plunged in the past year exports to america are down to and with the countrys trade war but china says its trade surplus with the u. S. ...

Here on a sunday morning. Its not monday, dont adjust your television. But marcus is here because i told him that it was going to be warm when he woke up really early on a sunday. I decided to get up early. If you are heading outside you will notice its fairly mild in the 40s and 50s, even some 60s out there. 65 degrees for pacifica, 61 for san jose, 52 for hayward. All across the board we are seeing mild temperatures. We are slightly cooler in some spots like livermore, sunnyvale a little coole...

Roughly a quarter of the caucus didn't cast veto override votes to save key bills on May 10. A handful of that group said they were at the State House but knew the votes would fall short.

Two recent Maine based developments have once again put the state on the national stage of how the country elects its president. The first came last month when the legislature voted to join 16 states and the District of Columbia in the National Popular Vote Compact, an agreement by which the participating jurisdictions are pledged […]

Maine legislators voted for Maine to join an interstate compact that would allocate the state's votes to the national popular vote winner.

"Keep in mind, the law came into effect on October 25. God heard you. And the horrible events on October 25 happened," said Lemelin, a Republican from Chelsea.

Rep. Michael Lemelin was quickly ruled out of order and his comments were condemned by House Democrats.

The bill still will get a last round of votes in the House and Senate, but unless lawmakers change their minds to reach two-thirds support, it won't be sent to voters.

But Rep. Mo Terry, D-Gorham, also defended the timing of the votes by the Appropriations and Financial Affairs Committee, which took place well after midnight Saturday morning.

The proposal failed to get the necessary two-thirds support in a decisive vote late Tuesday, effectively ending the effort to amend the Maine Constitution.