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Most U.S. mass shooters acquired their firearms legally
But in several attacks in recent years, gunmen got weapons as a result of mistakes, lack of follow-through or gaps in federal and state law.
State Republican parties consider canceling primaries, caucuses
Republicans in South Carolina, Kansas and Nevada schedule meetings to decide whether to scrap presidential preference contests before the 2020 election.
Americans top Antetokounmpo, Greece at World Cup, 69-53
The U.S. national team has won 57 consecutive games in international tournaments with NBA players.
‘Humanitarian crisis’ for Bahamas: 43 dead, with toll to rise
The Coast Guard reports rescuing 290 people in the islands as efforts continue.
UMaine System to consider changes to Maine’s only law school
The University of Maine Board of Trustees will vote Sept. 16 on a proposal aimed at addressing financial challenges, growing enrollment and improving academic programming.
Portland swears in Frank Clark as new police chief
The Scarborough resident and former lieutenant in South Portland takes over the department in a ceremony at Merrill Rehearsal Hall.
John Coltrane’s ‘Cousin Mary’ dies in Philadelphia at 92
Mary Lyerly Alexander spent much of her life working to preserve the jazz great’s legacy.
Gov. Mills allows ranked-choice voting in Maine’s presidential elections
The bill will become law without her signature, but it will not take effect in time for ranked-choice voting to be used in Maine’s new March presidential primary next year.
Harry, Meghan and Archie set for 10-day southern Africa trip
Prince Harry will see the legacy of his late mother Princess Diana’s humanitarian work in Angola during the visit this fall.