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Maine researchers tag their 1st white shark
Maine researchers have successfully tagged their first juvenile white shark, named Bug, as part of a new scientific initiative to track young shark movements in the Gulf of Maine.
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5mMAHA activists urge Trump against promoting coal to power data centers
Activists from the Make America Healthy Again movement are challenging the Trump administration's pro-coal energy policies for AI data centers, citing concerns over public health and environmental toxicity.
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4mDunlap’s campaign is openly attacking LePage’s age
Matt Dunlap’s campaign is aggressively questioning 77-year-old Paul LePage’s age and physical capacity, sparking a bitter debate over candidate fitness and political seniority in the 2nd District race.
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4mVikings savor tips from Randy Moss, get stiff tests from Ravens
Wide receiver Myles Price shines in training camp while Minnesota Vikings stars learn from legend Randy Moss during intense joint practices against the Baltimore Ravens.
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8mThe best fabric for extreme heat? It’s more complicated than you think
Experts explain how to choose breathable, moisture-wicking clothing that supports your body's natural cooling mechanisms, considering factors like weave, fit, and activity level to stay comfortable in extreme heat.
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2mOld Town bridge will be closed next Wednesday for inspection
The Old Town bridge will close next week as officials investigate the cause of the Llewellyn Estes Bridge collapse during construction, which left one person injured.