The former New York City Mayor, who is currently grappling with bankruptcy and a debt of $148 million, rolled out the ads for his personally branded coffee.
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Rudy Giuliani peddles self-named coffee amid legal woes, financial struggles
The former New York City Mayor, who is currently grappling with bankruptcy and a debt of $148 million, rolled out the ads for his personally branded coffee.
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Target reports sales decline as discretionary spending remains tepid
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U.S. Senate committee weighing nomination of Portland attorney to serve as federal judge
Stacey Neumann worked as both a federal prosecutor and a public defender before going into private practice in Portland.
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Skowhegan Walmart Supercenter reopens following store transformation
Walmart associates held a ribbon-cutting ceremony, community celebration, recognition of store associates, vendor samples from other vendors, a community-inspired mural and more on May 17.
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Daily marijuana use outpaces daily drinking in U.S., new study says
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Posted inPolitics, Schools and Education
Biden administration canceling student loans for another 160,000 borrowers
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Norway, Ireland, Spain will recognize Palestinian state, deepening Israel’s isolation
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Former UMaine astronomer remembered for unpacking the mysterious universe
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Waterville Democrat faces primary challenge after voting against abortion bills
Rep. Bruce White voted against key measures backed by his party, including a law expanding abortion access later in pregnancy and a proposed constitutional right to abortion. His opponent, Cassie Julia, has been endorsed by Planned Parenthood.