The president insists he has not been damaged by testimony detailing efforts by him and his administration to pressure Ukraine to announce a probe of the Bidens.
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Pence files Trump’s paperwork for the New Hampshire primary
The president is likely to face at least three Republican challengers on the ballot in the Granite State.
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The words Trump had to hear: ‘Investigations, Biden and Clinton’
House investigators release a new transcript in their impeachment inquiry of the president.
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Michael Bloomberg opens door to 2020 presidential campaign
The billionaire former mayor of New York City is concerned that the current field of Democratic candidates is ill equipped to defeat President Trump, an adviser says.
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Bolton a no-show at impeachment panel; Pence aide appears
Jennifer Williams, a career foreign service officer detailed to the vice president’s office, listened in on a July phone call between President Trump and Ukraine’s president.
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Write-in candidate wins South Portland school board seat
Michael Faulkingham, a registered voter and resident of District 2, received the most votes in a race that drew no official candidates.
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Libertarians sue Maine secretary of state for decertifying their party
The party failed to turn out 10,000 voters in the 2018 election, the minimum for party status under state law.
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Buttigieg’s campaign bus stopping in Portland
The ‘Pete for America bus’ will arrive Thursday evening at Monument Square, but the South Bend, Ind., mayor won’t be on it.
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On the day after, Portland’s mayor-elect reflects on a win that surprised even herself
Kate Snyder says in a Q&A with the Portland Press Herald that she’s already making plans to meet with city councilors and the city manager to begin the transition to her new full-time job.
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Trump plows ahead despite fresh signs of trouble in 2020
A too-close-to-call race in deep-red Kentucky and Republican defeats in key battleground state suburbs are warning signs for the president.