Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman and his twin brother are reassigned to the Army, and EU Ambassador Gordon Sondland is fired.
Donald Trump
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Our View: Collins, Republicans vote to enable Trump
But Maine Sen. Angus King rightly argued that removal was needed to prevent future bad acts.
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Posted inNation & World, Politics
Trump barrels into re-election fight, emboldened after acquittal
In his first message once the trial closed, Trump posted an animated video using a Time magazine cover to suggest he would remain in office ‘4EVA.’
Posted inElections, Nation & World, News, Politics
See the Senate vote breakdown on impeachment charges
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Trump found not guilty on both impeachment charges
The president is accused of pressuring Ukraine to investigate Democratic rival Joe Biden, in what House Democrats said was a quid pro quo for personal political gain and in actions that many Republicans freely acknowledged.
Posted inNation & World, Politics
Sen. Collins says she will vote to acquit Trump as senators split along party lines
The final days of the trial have focused attention on a handful of senators in both parties who were viewed as potential votes to break with their party.
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Trump faces accusers: What to watch during State of the Union speech
The theme of his speech: “The Great American Comeback.”
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Miami sees a return to Cold War cultural hard line on Cuba
Some members of the United States’ largest Cuban-American community are once again taking a hard line on performers from the island.
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Our View: Maine’s senators should vote to convict Trump
Even without new witnesses and documents, the case against the president has been proven.
Posted inMaine Voices, Op-eds, Opinion
Maine Voices: In defense of hillbilly religion, and regular folks of simple faith
A recent jibe by NBC’s Chuck Todd is the latest salvo in the half-century assault on the intellectual respectability of religious belief.