President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday that makes it easier for municipalities to remove homeless people from the streets.

So far, the state has signed onto more than two dozen cases in federal courts across the country. Search through a list of what rules are being challenged and where those cases stand.

Since January, when President Donald Trump took office, Maine has signed on to 25 federal lawsuits. As we've reported several times, Gov. Janet Mills and Trump are in court one-on-one as well.

The Maine People's Alliance and Maine Women's Lobby will host a storytelling event on the impacts of Trump's bill at Riverbank Park in Westbrook.

We had a productive legislative session in Augusta this year. We passed a balanced budget that supports health care, invest in our schools and enhances our ability to respond to extreme weather events while improving infrastructure and ecosystem resilience.

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AUGUSTA, Maine — LGBTQ+ advocates in Maine are sending a strong message: "You can still reach out for help." This is after the recent shutdown of a national LGBTQ+ youth suicide hotline by the Trump Administration. The program served 3,000 people in Maine during the previous year.

The order signed this week seeks to shift federal funds and policies away from harm reduction and towards civil commitment, which enables authorities to hospitalize and treat people without their consent.

The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling last year on presidential immunity has broadened the limits of legal protection for presidents.

Air quality reached "unhealthy" levels in parts of western Maine on Saturday after a plume of smoke moved in overnight.