Kevin Miller
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Democrats accuse Susan Collins of 'corruption' following report on alleged pay-to-play scheme (opens the original)
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Democrats in Maine are accusing Republican Sen. Susan Collins of “corruption” following an investigative report in ProPublica suggesting she steered federal dollars toward a contractor who contributed heavily to her 2020 reelection campaign. Collins’ office as well as FBI officials called the allegations false, saying lengthy federal investigations demonstrated that neither the senator nor her staff committed any wrongdoing. The major player in the ProPublica article, Martin Kao, is already serv
Collins calls Trump's $5,000 post-election payout 'extraordinarily expensive' and likely infeasible (opens the original)
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Republican Sen. Susan Collins is casting doubts on the financial feasibility of President Donald Trump's proposal to issue $5,000 payments to most Americans if the GOP keeps control of Congress. But Collins did not go as far as her colleague from Maine, Sen. Angus King, in criticizing Trump. Collins said on Friday that she still doesn't know the details of the president's proposal because she skipped the Republican convention in Texas to campaign in Maine. But the chairwoman of the Senate Approp
ICE makes several arrests in Danbury as activists mobilize to document activity (opens the original)
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A number of people were taken away by federal immigration officials in Danbury starting Monday morning. Local activists, witnesses, and a Connecticut Public reporter witnessed two arrests in the city’s Kennedy Park. One immigration official was spotted pushing an activist who was recording an arrest. There was also immigration activity at a McDonald’s and a Stop & Shop on Lake Avenue, according to reports by HatCityBLOG. The immigration agents drove unmarked cars and some wore masks. An immigrat
NH identifies 89 people with cyclosporiasis as rate of new cases slows nationally (opens the original)
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There are now 89 confirmed cases of cyclosporiasis in New Hampshire so far, according to the latest data from the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services. Three people in New Hampshire have been hospitalized with the illness caused by the cyclospora parasite. It leads to severe gastrointestinal symptoms. At least 41 cases are connected to a recalled product. In July, the state health department identified multiple cases following exposure to recalled Taylor Farms iceberg lettuce se
ACLU of NH and other legal groups try to block new Trump birthright citizenship changes (opens the original)
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More than a half-dozen legal groups — including ACLU chapters from New Hampshire and two other New England states — are once again asking a federal court to block President Donald Trump's latest attempt to change birthright citizenship in the U.S. In June, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the 14th Amendment of the Constitution grants citizenship to nearly all babies born on U.S. soil, regardless of the citizenship status of their parents. The 6-3 ruling was a major political loss for Trump, who
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