But when he turned his men toward Moscow 2 months ago, many started wondering just how long he could last after drawing the fury of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
2023
Maine rural communities set to receive $11 million in federal funding
The University of Maine will get $1 million to establish a new green energy and materials manufacturing center.
With early jump on season, high school golfers steal opening spotlight
Messalonskee, Skowhegan begin season of potential at Lakewood Golf Course.
Massachusetts rent control supporters say ballot question is valid as opposition mounts
The ballot question, filed by state Rep. Mike Connolly, a Cambridge Democrat, scraps a portion of state law banning rent control and replaces it with new language allowing municipalities to set the rules for residential evictions, brokers fees, the removal of housing units from the rental housing market, and rents.
New Hampshire nurse kidnapped in Haiti speaks via video for first time since release
Dorsainvil shared that while she was kidnapped, one gang member told her, ‘Nurse Alix, the people of Duvivier are marching for you,’ about those who lived in the community where she worked.
What to watch for in tonight’s Republican presidential debate
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, a distant second to Trump in many polls, is betting that a strong showing will cement his status as the strongest alternative to the former president despite his many stumbles.
Patriots notebook: Elliott a good fit as Stevenson’s backup
New running back Ezekiel Elliott should help ease the burden on starter Rhamondre Stevenson.
Republican candidates fight each other, mostly line up behind Trump, at first debate
The debate was a critical opportunity for lower-polling candidates to introduce themselves to millions of voters, many of whom are just beginning to pay attention to the race.
Oxford 250: Young drivers up to snuff at Oxford Plains Speedway
Veteran Dave Farrington said at Wednesday’s media day that he welcomes the younger crowd, such as Kate Re and Gabe Brown, especially when “they are in my rearview mirror, not my windshield.”
Former Richmond biker bar gets new life — smoking meats and marijuana
Medical marijuana entrepreneur Clayton Sulak has opened a dispensary in one of Richmond’s oldest buildings and plans to add a barbecue smokehouse this October.