But the immediate focus appears to be on even more economic sanctions against the reclusive country, which rattled world leaders with its claim of successfully testing a hydrogen bomb.
2017
Posted inNews, Sports
Top-ranked Alabama too much for No. 3 Florida State in second half
The Seminoles showed they had plenty of athletes, but the Crimson Tide overwhelmed them going away.
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Posted inEditorials
Our View: What an actual crisis looks like
Before the hurricane hit, congressional Republicans were ready to defund disaster relief in order to build an ineffective and expensive border wall.
Posted inAuto, New Cars
Going Rogue? Now it comes with a choice of sizes
The space you need and the personality you prefer will help you decide.
Posted inOutdoors, Sports
Birding: On the move, shorebirds fill up
Plovers and others have special techniques for nabbing food as they prepare to migrate.
Posted inOutdoors, Sports
Hunting: Season’s open, so set your sights on a snipe
The common snipe – yes, it really does exist – receives little attention from sportsmen.
Posted inOutdoors, Sports
Bradbury Park’s mountain bike trails get funding, but riders say they’ve deteriorated
The state park’s 22-mile system was a draw for riders, but erosion around roots and rocks now turns many away.
Posted inOutdoors, Sports
It’s Worth the Trip: Kennebec Estuary Land Trust properties offer excellent fall hiking
Pay a visit to Higgins Mountain or Bonyun or Thorne Head preserve.
Posted inLife & Culture, Maine Gardener
Plants can be natural pesticides
A stroll through Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens provides an education about plants that repel destructive insects.
Posted inLife & Culture, Sea Change, Source
EPA’s Scott Pruitt’s push to roll back vehicle emission standards is a disaster
Lowering the standards harms air quality, destabilizes the climate and is bad for Mainers.