The Guardian
Susan Collins says she's not Trump's favorite senator, a claim best verified by asking Trump, who has lost Maine three times.
The Guardian
Colorado's climate literacy seal hits 1,200 students, spreads to Maine and California, and somehow survives a federal government that thinks climate science is a hoax.
The Hill
Democratic PAC drops $2 million to attack Susan Collins over Medicaid cuts she voted against, which haven't taken effect, for closures that predate the bill. Sure.
The Guardian
Democrats flee Senate candidate like he's a burning building after sexual assault allegation, with endorsements vanishing faster than a politician's integrity.
The Hill
Democrats agonize over a Senate candidate with a Nazi tattoo and some regrettable Reddit posts, while the GOP is busy nominating a convicted felon for president. Priorities.
The Guardian Europe
Maine Democrats nominate an oysterman with a Nazi-adjacent tattoo and a history of allegations, because apparently 'vibes' outweigh red flags.
The Guardian
Graham Platner hopes Mainers will send him to the Senate despite a Nazi tattoo, sexting scandals, and arm-twisting allegations - because nothing says 'fresh start' like a candidacy built on a pile of red flags.
The Atlantic
Maine Democrats face a choice between a sexting, Nazi-tattooed populist with zero experience and a competent governor who saved lives. Guess which one the party is backing.
Grist
Maine's wild blueberry farmers are watching their iconic crop struggle through droughts, frosts, and general climate chaos, with one farm losing 93% of its harvest in 2025.
TechCrunch
Maine's governor kills a data center pause bill because it didn't carve out an exemption for a pet project she likes.
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