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Maine joins multi-state lawsuit over Trump administration’s homelessness funding cuts
State officials have said as a result, about 1,200 people in Maine could lose their long-term housing and risk becoming homeless.
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5mWhite House border czar visited N. Maine last week
Border czar Tom Homan visited Maine's northern border to assess enforcement needs, signaling an impending increase in deportations and the potential termination of TPS protections for many immigrants.
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2m2 men hurt when they collided with a wrecker
Two Naples men sustained serious injuries after their vehicle collided with a wrecker in Harrison on Monday afternoon; authorities confirmed speed and alcohol were not involved in the accident.
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4mMan gets diagnosed with finger cancer
Dr. Roach discusses the rare condition of digital papillary adenocarcinoma, its treatment options, and explores the effectiveness of gabapentin for managing nerve-related pelvic burning pain.
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8mSeattle’s biggest obstacle starts with stacked Rams
As the Seattle Seahawks prepare to defend their Super Bowl title, powerhouses across the league emerge, setting the stage for an intense and unpredictable 2026 NFL season.
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2mReport: Defense Dept. lacks means to conduct all required cognitive tests
A GAO report reveals the Department of Defense lacks the resources to complete critical brain health assessments for high-risk service members following the Lewiston mass shooting.