The criticism echoes bipartisan condemnation from other members of Congress.
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Portland landlords, developers donate to group opposing Mayor Strimling’s re-election
From July 1 to Sept. 30, Unite Portland raised nearly $19,000, much of it from real estate professionals, according to campaign finance reports.
Green Independent Party candidate explores run against Sen. Collins
Teacher and activist Lisa Savage is the latest potential contender in what is expected to be one of the nation’s most closely watched U.S. Senate races in 2020.
He’s not on the ballot, but Portland’s city manager looms large in mayor’s race
Whoever is elected mayor on Nov. 5 will have to work closely with Jon Jennings, who has clashed repeatedly with the incumbent.
Whistleblower’s attorney says team now representing ‘multiple’ officials
The person also works in intelligence and allegedly has ‘firsthand knowledge that supported’ the original whistleblower.
Rep. Golden, in the middle on impeachment, frustrating both sides
The first-term Democrat from District 2 will face a Republican-led rally at his Lewiston office this week.
North Korea, U.S. resume nuclear diplomacy with Sweden talks
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says it could eventually lead to a summit between President Trump and Kim Jong Un.
Abortion, immigrants, LGBT rights top Supreme Court’s new term
The court also could be front and center in the presidential campaign itself, especially with health concerns surrounding 86-year-old Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Impeachment inquiry: A look back at a tumultuous week in D.C.
From text messages to China, here’s what happened.
Elizabeth Warren dismisses top staffer for inappropriate behavior
The campaign says its national organizing director is facing ‘multiple complaints.’