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Published
December 31, 2020

Maine orders more vaccine, ends 2020 with some of the year’s highest COVID-19 numbers yet

The state reports 13 deaths and 702 more cases Thursday, and says it hopes to expand vaccinations to some private medical practices and assisted-living centers next week.
Published
December 31, 2020

Another 3,300 Mainers apply for unemployment aid

The Maine Department of Labor says payments may be delayed but there will be no break in benefits under extended federal programs.
Published
December 31, 2020

Race to vaccinate millions across the U.S. off to a slow, messy start

Officials blame logistical and financial hurdles.
Published
December 31, 2020

The Latest: California passes 25,000 deaths, finds 3 more variant cases

The latest on the coronavirus pandemic from around the U.S. and the world.
Published
December 31, 2020

Our View: 2020 was a year of inequality

The coronavirus pandemic affected everyone, but some of us faced an outsized share of disruption.

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Published
December 31, 2020

These 10 food trends were the distractions we needed in 2020

Social media ruled when it comes to telling us what crazy thing to cook or bake.
Published
December 31, 2020

Commentary: Los Angeles locked down, but COVID came anyway

The city’s crisis contradicts the simple narrative that outbreaks are punishment for red-state recklessness.
Published
December 30, 2020

Push for COVID research drives $9.5 million funding increase for Jackson Lab

The Bar Harbor-based institution landed more than $100 million in funding from more than 200 grants this year, much of it for projects related to COVID-19.
Published
December 30, 2020

Death of congressman-elect with COVID-19 stuns Louisiana politicians

Luke Letlow, 41, who had no known underlying health conditions, died just days before he was scheduled to be sworn into office.
Published
December 30, 2020

Sunday River Brewing Co. owners seek court reversal of license nonrenewal

After a renewal of the restaurant's license to operate was rejected this week, the Savage brothers are back in court in an effort to overturn the decision.