A rain of bombs takes out two hospitals in the Syrian city, as just seven surgeons remain to treat catastrophic wounds.
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Panel formed by LePage finds no bias by Human Rights Commission
Some panel members say LePage inappropriately intruded in the affairs of an independent agency.
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Proposal would prevent PACs from paying Maine lawmakers
The state’s ethics commission will propose such a ban for any legislator with a ‘principal role’ in a political action committee.
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Two schools gets forest products program aid
The $115,000 will go to the schools’ Economic Development Program.
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Wells Fargo criticism rises along with sanctions
California limits business with the bank; CEO John Stumpf is to testify before a House panel Thursday.
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Across Arab world, Peres’ death greeted with official silence
The reaction comes in sharp contrast to the emotional tributes that pour in from the West.
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Red Sox clinch AL East title, then lose to Yankees 5-3
Boston wins its division when Toronto loses, then blows a three-run lead in the ninth inning.
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Brad Pitt cancels first appearance after split
The actor says he’s ‘focused on my family situation’ after he and Angelina Jolie Pitt parted last week.
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Congress passes bill to fund government, fight Zika
Democratic advocates for Flint, Michigan, are satisfied by Republican assurances that money to help address the water crisis there will be finalized after the election.
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Teen kills father, then opens fire at South Carolina school, police say
Two boys and a teacher are wounded in a rural community where one mother laments, “You don’t have this in the country. It just don’t exist out here.”