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Last update: 6 hours agoMaine Politics: Maine U.S. Senate nominee Graham Platner is still drawing national scrutiny as Democrats rally behind him despite a Nazi-linked tattoo, offensive past posts, and a sexting scandal flagged by his wife—raising fresh questions about whether party leaders are lowering standards to beat Susan Collins. Energy & Courts: Seven Democratic-led states, including Maine, sued the Trump administration over a $1 billion deal to end TotalEnergies offshore wind leases, arguing it’s illegal and could drive up energy costs. National Security: The U.S. House voted 215-208 to curb Trump’s Iran war powers, with four Republicans joining Democrats; the measure now heads to the GOP-controlled Senate. Tech & Environment: Maine’s new Data Center Advisory Council held its first meeting after Gov. Mills’ executive order, weighing impacts like water use, noise, and energy demand as states debate data center limits. Local Maine: Bucksport boaters formed a yacht club to help protect the town’s marina as officials consider leasing or selling amid budget pressure.
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