The Republican nominee hints he’s open about letting some illegal immigrants stay in the U.S.
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Many donors to Clinton Foundation got meetings with her at State Department
The frequency of the overlap shows the intermingling of access and donations, and fuels perceptions that giving the foundation money was a price of admission for face time with Clinton.
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Billy Graham’s son urges Mainers to ‘vote for biblical values’
Franklin Graham holds a prayer rally in Augusta’s Capitol Park, but he doesn’t endorse specific candidates.
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Crowd estimated at 1,500 attends Franklin Graham rally in Augusta’s Capitol Park
The Decision America Tour 2016 is traveling to all 50 states “to challenge believers to take a stand and take action.”
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FBI probe found 14,900 Clinton emails and documents that hadn’t been released
That’s nearly 50% more than her attorneys had turned over previously, and any work-related ones are likely to be made public.
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Why it matters: Rising tensions with China could affect jobs in the United States
Economic and strategic conflicts between the two world powers can have a direct impact on American jobs, wages, consumer prices and security.
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Trump campaign taps Maine agriculture commissioner as adviser
Walt Whitcomb will serve on the Republican presidential candidate’s 64-member agricultural advisory committee.
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Fact Checker: Clinton’s misleading citation of ’15 million jobs’ under Obama
Hillary Clinton is clearly trying to use the biggest jobs number possible.
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As Clinton asks for money, what she says remains a mystery
In a reversal of how President Obama operates, the Democratic candidate has refused to open her fundraising events to journalists.
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Down-ticket candidates in Maine quiet on race for president
Many running for state office worry that widespread dislike for Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton could adversely affect their chances.