Trump tariffs risk crippling Maine's lumber, fuel and lobster industries
President Donald Trump’s tariffs could destabilize Maine’s lobster, lumber and electricity industries.Canada is Maine’s ...
Bangor nonprofits rally against President Trump’s recent ‘inhumane’ and ‘unconstitutional’ actions
Bangor-based nonprofits took to the streets Friday in protest of President Donald Trump’s recent executive orders and actions ...
Trump tariffs may roil Maine energy prices, and lobster, lumber markets
Tariffs that are central to President Donald Trump's economic policies could destabilize markets for numerous Maine products from lumber to lobsters to electricity. The president has said he will ...
Gov. Mills blasts Trump plan for tariffs on Canadian imports
"The President campaigned on bringing down the price of eggs, bread, heat, housing, and cars. These tariffs will do the ...
Maine agencies that help immigrants, refugees settle in suddenly lose funding
It cut off funding this week, with no notice, to agencies working to resettle immigrants and refugees in the state.
Trump On If He'll Visit Site Of Deadly Aviation Collision: 'You Want Me To Go Swimming?'
"What's the site? The water?" Donald Trump said when asked about the crash in the Washington area that left 67 people dead.
Donald Trump, when asked about visiting the DC plane crash site, responds, “You want me to go swimming?” Social media users condemn the comments as 'callous'
Donald Trump has responded quite sarcastically to questions whether he would be visiting the site of the American Airlines ...
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‘You Want Me To Go Swimming?’ Trump Gives Eyebrow Raising Answer When Asked If He Will Visit Deadly Crash Site
President Donald Trump gave an eyebrow raising response when asked if he will visit the deadly airplane crash site in ...
Maine Republican legislators write Trump asking for further action to stop offshore wind
Maine Republican legislators wrote a letter to President Donald Trump thanking him for his recent action on offshore wind and asking him to take it a step further. The letter sent Thursday was ...