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Chris Inglis' imminent departure as National Cyber Director raises concerns about the nation's cybersecurity landscape, prompting urgent calls for a successor to ensure continuity and effective execution of the national cybersecurity strategy.

The Dec. 23 superstorm brought us downed trees, power outages, lots of worries, and a whale. Yes, a whale. The carcass of a 30-foot-long juvenile humpback whale washed ashore on Farnham Point. According to Kellee Joost, secretary, Farnham Point...

LEWISTON — After three years off due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Safe Voices is once again hosting its annual Fall Mixer & Awards Ceremony in Lewiston. On October 20, Safe Voices friends and supporters will gather at the Bates Mill Atrium to celebrate organizations and individuals who have worked to support survivors of domestic abuse […]

Restaurants hosted deals all week in honor of the day, started in 2014 by Senators King and Collins. The holiday comes amid lawsuits and regulations for lobstermen.

CAMDEN — Beedy Parker, a longtime Camden resident, stood before the town’s Select Board Tuesday evening, Sept. 6, expressing concern over the health of the Camden Post Office. It is, she said, in a situation that is, “fairly unbearable.” On Sept. 7...

Kirby Littlefield announced his retirement in May after 56 years with Maine Water.

It is in the constitution that the federal government should control federal elections, and the voting rights acts throughout history, 13th, 14th and 15th amendments were amendments passed by the federal government. >> how much -- >> -- tone su ensure voting rig. >> if the republican takes control again, they might just change the rules anyway. >> thats possible. look. the bottom line is this issue is so important, it transcends so many other issues. and even we are making the argument to the se...

Four US Senators including Angus King, Richard Burr, John Cornyn and Benjamin Sasse met the Foreign Secretary Sohail Mahmood in Islamabad on Saturday.

James S. Brady Press Briefing Room 1:07 P.M. EDT MS. PSAKI: Hi, everyone. All right, a couple of items for all of you at the top. With the pandemic

Voting rights protections to reality. you saw us double the size of the civil rights decision of the department of justice so they can attack these provisions in court. we are talking to legislators regularly. i think yesterday the president talked to senator warnock, senator padilla. they talked to senators king, klobuchar and ossoff. we want to make sure we have a united democratic party voting for it, and were calling out the republican obstruction. voting rights, voter subversion, and voter ...