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As Fentanyl Deaths Slow, Meth Comes for Maine

Three hours later, the 86th call: He was exposing himself in a Portland park. A judge authorized the blue paper.

The devastating stimulant has been hitting Portland, Maine hard, even competing with fentanyl as the street drug of choice. Although

Fast-fashion giants like Shein and Temu have been doing booming business in the United States in recent years, in part

In March, Kat Bolstad returned from an Antarctic expedition where she had used a new camera system specially built to

President Trump signed an executive order on Tuesday outlining a series of actions intended to lower drug prices, including helping

President Trump’s decision to move a step closer to imposing tariffs on imported medicines poses considerable political risk, because Americans

For more than a decade, Navindra Seeram, a biomedical researcher, has praised maple syrup, calling it a “hero ingredient” and

Though women remain severely underrepresented in the aerospace field worldwide, they do regularly escape the Earth’s atmosphere. More than 100

President Trump’s “energy dominance” agenda will be undermined by steep cuts to federal agencies that are said to be planned

Middle-aged and older adults who sought hospital or emergency room care because of cannabis use were almost twice as likely