The shooting followed the killing of 11 people late Saturday at a ballroom dance hall in Southern California.
January 2023
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NFL notebook: Chiefs’ coach says QB Patrick Mahomes plans to play in AFC final
Mahomes suffered a high ankle sprain in Kansas City’s win in the divisional round, but Andy Reid said his QB is preparing to play.
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Sports Digest: Orono High’s Ruth White named the Gatorade Maine Girls’ Cross Country Runner of the Year
Ruth White won her second straight Class C girls’ title and became the only Maine high school runner to win back-to-back New England titles.
Posted inNation & World, News, Politics
Man who propped feet on desk in Pelosi’s office guilty in Jan. 6 case
Prosecutors said the Arkansas man had a stun gun tucked into his pants when he stormed the Capitol and invaded House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office.
Posted inNew England, Politics
Vermont Supreme Court rules in favor of noncitizen voting
The Republican National Committee filed lawsuits asking judges to declare noncitizen voting unconstitutional.
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Poland pushes for more tanks for Kyiv, will seek German approval
The Leopard 2 manufacturer touts the machinery as ‘the world’s leading battle tank.’
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Nation & World
In ’20 Days in Mariupol’ documentary, the horrors of war illuminated
After video journalist Mstyslav Chernov left the besieged Ukrainian city and was finally able to catch up with the news reports around the world, he was stunned by the effect his footage seemed to have had.
Posted inNation & World
Former senior FBI agent accused of working for Russian he investigated
Charles McGonigal worked to have Oleg Deripaska’s sanctions lifted in 2019 and took money from him in 2021 to investigate a rival oligarch.
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Two students dead, adult hurt in Des Moines shooting
Three suspects have been taken into custody.
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EPA considers tougher regulation of livestock farm pollution
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has not revised its rules dealing with the nation’s largest animal operations since 2008.