Fewer than 20,000 clients remain without power in some parts of San Juan and other urban areas.
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Syrian army winning terror war, envoy says
The government refers to all those fighting to overthrow President Bashar Assad as ‘terrorists.’
France to close migrants’ camp
President Hollande says he hopes as many as 9,000 will be sent to reception centers across the nation.
How Maine’s members of Congress voted
WASHINGTON — Along with roll call votes this past week, the House also passed the GAO Mandates Revision Act (H.R. 5687), to eliminate or modify certain mandates of the Government Accountability Office; passed the Stability and Democracy for Ukraine Act (H.R. 5094), to deter Russian aggression in Ukraine and assist Ukraine’s democratic transition; passed the […]
Far out! Museum celebrates ‘Freaks, Radicals & Hippies’
A yearlong counterculture exhibit opens at the Vermont History Center.
New York Times endorses Clinton for president
The paper praises her ‘record of service’ and ‘pragmatic ideas,’ despite ‘occasional missteps.’
Garrison Keillor: What is going on here anyway?
Donald Trump is a fraud, a tax cheat, a compulsive liar, a clueless playboy, and his presidency would be an unmitigated disaster for the country.
Manhunt underway for gunman who killed 5 at Washington state mall
Four women and a man were killed at the Cascade Mall in Burlington on Friday evening.
Americans fight human trafficking of child sex workers overseas
One calls it ‘the darkest underworld playground of the devil’
U.N. resolution urges nations to implement test ban treaty
Friday’s move is mostly symbolic since 44 ‘nuclear capable’ countries still need to ratify the agreement.