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Because many are asking does President Trump funal finally have the attorn a general hes wanted from day one, that will do the president s bidding . And is he acting more like the president s attorney than the chief Law Enforcement officer of america. You also said back in april that you thought there was spying going on in the Trump Campaign. When do you think that start snd im not going to speculate. Woor arer dp were going to find out when it started. Ive found a lot of the answers have been inadequate and some of the explanations dont hang together. So in a sense i have more questions toda...

President s financing but just a glimpse. Its far from a full picture tonight. What we learned and see the president earned had 34 million last year. What we dont learn is who paid him the money and to whom he bowes money. But one highlight in the report is this. The Trump International hotel in washington, d. C. Made 40. 8 million last year. Thats more than last year. And its money powered by lobbyists and diplomats and business people. Reportedly from countries including saudi arabia, bahrain, kuwait animalsia. Trump minimuming money at the hole thanks in no small part to his presidency. He ...

The Farmington Historical plans to host a special remembrance event, “No Higher Service: Franklin County Maine’s Fallen Soldiers of WWI,” at 1:15 p.m. on Veterans Day, Saturday, Nov. 11, at the North Church at 118 High St. The event was created by local writer and amateur historian and genealogist Glenn Miller. The free event will […]

FARMINGTON - The Farmington Historical Society is proud to host a special remembrance event, “No Higher Service: Franklin County Maine’s Fallen Soldiers of WWI,” which was created by local writer and amateur historian and genealogist, Glenn Miller. The free event is open to the public and will be held on Veterans Day, November 11 at

Holy Cross Catholic Parish offers two Vacation Bible Schools, "Scary, Gross, and Weird Stories from the Bible" for grades 6-8, and "Stellar" for grades Pre-K-5, Aug. 7-11 from 9 a.m.