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Hiring rebounds in March as U.S. employers add jobs
Employers add a solid 196,000 jobs in March and the unemployment rate stayed at 3.8%.
House reauthorizes domestic violence law amid dispute over guns
The National Rifle Association and some Republicans call the measure a political trap intended to portray gun-rights supporters as anti-women.
Congress invokes powers to challenge Trump on war in Yemen
The action marks a milestone for lawmakers, who have shown a renewed willingness to assert their war-making powers after letting them atrophy for decades under presidents from both parties.
Maine House votes to ban foam food, beverage containers statewide
The bill, which faces additional votes in both the House and Senate, follow bans enacted in several Maine communities.
Accident that killed trooper was as rare as a ‘lightning strike,’ expert says
Maine State Police say they will hold a memorial service Tuesday for Detective Benjamin Campbell, who was killed when he was hit by a wheel that came off a logging truck on Interstate 95.
Sanford fire chief asks council to reconsider budget reductions
Sanford’s City Council votes to eliminate the local fire marshal position to help limit the tax increase in next year’s budget.
Portland Harbor pilots granted emergency fee increase
The company that guides big ships into Portland Harbor gets a 50% increase for its minimum fees, which will allow it to hire more crew members.
Trump recommends Herman Cain for Fed board
The president has already said he plans to nominate another conservative ally for a separate vacancy on the panel.
Sears to set to open first batch of smaller stores
After its journey through bankruptcy, the company will focus on appliances, mattresses and home services.