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Gov. Janet Mills and the Maine Supreme Judicial Court issue statements promising to identify racism in the justice system and provide additional training to police and court personnel. Cumberland County District Attorney Jonathan Sahrbeck speaks on how his office is handling this as well as his own perception of what he sees.
Tuesday, April 7, 202604/07/2026
https://open.spotify.com/episode/4mMUn5N28PzIwtklvVbcyq?si=3VbrPuApT4qgdxpzcZlwqw President Trump has been negotiating with Iran, with a deadline of Tuesday evening for a ceasefire. Iran has rejected…
Tuesday, April 7, 202604/07/2026
Emma Tiedemann, Director of Broadcasting for the Portland Sea Dogs, discussed the upcoming season and the team’s recent performance. The…
Tuesday, April 7, 202604/07/2026
Graham Plattner, a 41-year-old oyster farmer and veteran backed by progressives like Bernie Sanders, is leading Janet Mills, a 78-year-old…
Tuesday, April 7, 202604/07/2026
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court unanimously ruled that expanding ranked choice voting (RCV) to state elections would violate the Maine…
Monday, April 6, 202604/06/2026
The conversation discusses the growing popularity of tax cuts among Democratic politicians, with examples like Cory Booker and Chris Van…
