The man said he meant no harm when he tweeted, ‘All is known and you will meet your maker courtesy of a noose and a trap door. Treason=DEATH.’
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Prosecution rests in trial of 3 men who chased Ahmaud Arbery
Prosecutors say the men used their trucks to chase Arbery, who was running, for five minutes to keep him from leaving the Satilla Shores subdivision outside the port city of Brunswick, Georgia.
Biden promotes infrastructure plan at an old, rusty bridge in New Hampshire
Many of the particulars of how the money is spent will be up to state governments.
Pfizer asks U.S. regulators to approve promising anti-COVID-19 pill
It is one of a handful of pills that have recently been shown to significantly cut hospitalizations and deaths among people infected with COVID-19.
Defying inflation, Americans increased their spending in October
The October gain the government reported Tuesday was solid enough for most economists to anticipate holiday shopping jumping by a record amount this year.
Maine commission on college debt to start meeting this week
The Maine Legislature created the commission to study the impact that education debt has on Maine residents.
Jurors in Rittenhouse trial to return for Day 2 of deliberations
The case went to the jury after the judge, in an unusual move, allowed Rittenhouse to draw numbered slips that determined which of the 18 jurors who sat through the trial would deliberate.
Biden signs $1 trillion infrastructure bill with bipartisan crowd
As the U.S. continues to slog through a pandemic and rising inflation, the president has treated infrastructure as proof that government can function again.
Max Linn due in Maine court, accused of pointing gun at former campaign staffer
He gained notoriety for his antics during the debates when he ran for U.S. Senate, including a stunt in which he cut up a mask from the podium.
Indictments charge Trump ex-aide Steve Bannon with contempt of Congress
Bannon had defied a Jan. 6 House committee subpoena.