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Friday, September 18
Politics
Jackson’s populist brand collides with contradictions in his Senate bid.
Maine may owe $50M in SNAP penalties unless error rates are reduced.
Socialist gains in primaries spark debate over Democrats’ direction and policies.
A New York Times investigation has surfaced troubling allegations from former girlfriends of Graham Platner, intensifying scrutiny of the Maine Senate candidate just days before the primary.
The Maine Senate race tightens as Susan Collins and Platner head toward a pivotal November contest.
Graham Platner secured the Maine Democratic Senate nomination despite a wave of controversies over past behavior, online comments, and a disputed tattoo that continue to divide members of his own party.
In Maine, frustration grows as youth violence surges- residents are calling for accountability and action.
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