He finds that the former Alaska governor had not met the legal standard showing that the newspaper acted out of malice.
Carol Semple
Posted inLocal & State, Nation & World, New England
Students’ boat launched with help from Maine nonprofit lands in Norway
The boat launched by New Hampshire middle school students had lost its hull and keel on its 8,300-mile journey, but the deck and cargo hold were still intact.
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Posted inBusiness, Nation & World
Stocks close lower as Wall Street watches Ukraine tensions
Wall Street is also trying to gauge how stocks and the broader economy will be affected by how far and how quickly the Federal Reserve will move to raise interest rates to quash surging inflation.
Posted inNation & World
Kremlin sees diplomatic path on Ukraine
Countries are on alert for possible imminent war amid the worst East-West tensions since the Cold War.
Posted inBusiness, Nation & World
Young workers give American unions new hope
U.S. union membership levels are ticking upward for workers between 25 and 34, even as they decline among other age groups.
Posted inNation & World
Ohio mayor concerned ice fishing shanties could lead to prostitution
He drew national attention last year when he called for school board members to resign over the use of writing prompts, used in a college-level high school class, that he called child pornography.
Posted inLocal & State, Maine Crime, News
Man pleads guilty in decades-old Maine cold case killing
Dorothea B. Burke was last seen in 1984 at a bar in Bucksport.
Posted inNation & World, Politics
U.S. ramps up Ukraine warning, says Russia may invade any day
President Biden’s national security adviser urged all Americans in Ukraine to leave.
Posted inNation & World, Sports
At Olympics and beyond, getting away with it is Russia’s way
Vladimir Putin’s Russia has perfected the art of flouting the rules, including in international diplomacy or meddling in other countries’ elections from the comfort of home.
Posted inHealth
Delay ahead for Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine for children under 5
The Food and Drug Administration’s vaccine chief says he hopes parents would understand that the decision to delay was part of the agency’s careful review and high scientific standards.