Conservatives welcome the decision and say key elements of the policy could begin taking effect in January; among liberal and centrist opponents of the plan, there is dismay.
Tim Allen
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North Korean leader Kim to meet with Putin in Russia
There are some indications the meeting will be held in the far-eastern port of Vladivostok, not too far from Russia’s border with North Korea.
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Democratic leaders stress more Trump probes, downplay impeachment
A House chairman subpoenas former White House Counsel Don McGahn, who was a vital witness for special counsel Robert Mueller.
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News groups fight to keep Harvey Weinstein’s hearing open
They go to court in hopes of pulling back the curtain on the former movie mogul’s next appearance in his sexual assault case.
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Tesla gears up for fully self-driving cars amid skepticism
CEO Elon Musk tells investors that the company’s computer to enable its electric cars to become self-driving vehicles is powered by the best processing chip in the world, but experts are dubious.
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‘Today’ co-anchor Jenna Bush Hager expecting third child
The children’s grandparents are former President George W. Bush and his wife, Laura.
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Bill seeks ‘cooling-off’ period for Maine lawmakers-turned-lobbyists
At least 22 former Maine lawmakers registered as lobbyists within months of leaving office in the past three decades.
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Maine company all set for White House Easter Egg roll
Maine Wood Concepts of New Vineyard has created 100,000 wooden eggs featuring the president and first lady’s signatures for the annual event.
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Flood concerns rising in Aroostook County
The National Weather Service in Caribou issues a flood warning for the Washburn Bridge, where water had risen above the substructure.
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Attackers kill doctor at hospital in Congo’s Ebola epicenter
The world’s response to the second-deadliest Ebola outbreak in history has been hampered by a series of deadly attacks on health centers.