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    Hurricane Nolo strengthens, brings heavy rain past Hawaiiโ—Hurricane Nolo strengthens, brings heavy rain after skirting past Hawaii. See its path.โœ‰newsEnvironmentWeather19 min ago

    Hurricane Nolo has strengthened while passing near Hawaii, sparing the islands a direct hit but bringing periods of heavy rain. Forecasters are tracking its path as the storm continues to develop, with the main concerns being rainfall, rough seas and localised flooding in areas along its track rather than a landfall on the Hawaiian islands themselves.

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    Susan Collins condemns Trump's cancellation of congressionally approved spendingโ—Sen. Susan Collins condemns "illegal actions" as Pres. Trump cancels spending approved by Congressโœ‰newsWorldUS Politics1 h ago

    Senator Susan Collins of Maine has condemned what she called "illegal actions" after President Trump moved to cancel spending that had already been approved by Congress. The Republican senator's criticism adds to concerns over the president's authority to withhold funds allocated by lawmakers, an issue with significant constitutional implications.

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    Maine providers say mental health care access still falls shortโ—Maine has more to do to boost access to mental health care, say providers and stakeholdersโœ‰newsHealthMental Health15 min ago

    Mental health care providers and stakeholders in Maine say the state still has significant work to do to improve access to mental health services. The assessment points to persistent gaps in care availability across the state, even as attention to mental health needs continues to grow. Details on specific shortcomings or proposed solutions were not included in the report.

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    Wisconsin Attorney General Kaul discusses election oversight and reelection bidโ—AG Kaul discusses Wisconsin election oversight, reelection campaignโœ‰newsWorldElections1 h ago

    Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul spoke about his office's role in election oversight in the state and his campaign for reelection. The remarks come as Wisconsin remains a closely watched battleground state, with election administration under regular public and political scrutiny. Details of what Kaul said were not provided beyond the interview's two main topics.