Seamus Othot is a journalist focusing on local news in Maine. He writes for The Maine Wire, covering a range of topics including politics, immigration, and social issues. Seamus aims to provide readers with in-depth and informative articles that shed light on important issues affecting the local community.
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Seamus Othot's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics in Maine, with a significant emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements. He appears to be particularly interested in issues related to immigration, crime, law enforcement, and other key topics.
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By: Seamus Othot, Kirk Minihane
How do you know when the fbi is lying? Trick question, they only lie. Hopefully an investigation will convict a few big cheeses and send them to the jail cells of the fully pardoned j6 political prisoners, but I doubt it. No one in politics is ever held accountable.
By: Seamus Othot
U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson took time away from her job in the nation’s highest court on Saturday night to appear in the Broadway musical “ & Juliet,” featuring a “non-binary” man in a dress.
By: Seamus Othot
Gov. Janet Mills (D-Maine) drummed up controversy one year ago last December when Mainers struggled through a devastating winter storm but the state’s Chief Executive and her staff remained incommunicado for several days. Following the controversy, the Maine Wire submitted multiple Freedom of Access Act (FOAA) requests for Gov. Mills’ schedule during the time of
By: Seamus Othot
Maine’s Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife has issued a nearly $70,000, no-bid contract, set to last through all of 2025, for a federal agency to identify and neutralize the unnamed predators killing the endangered Piping Plover. [RELATED: Down the Crapper: Maine University Offers Class on Bathrooms…] According to the $68,890 no-bid contract, the bird
By: Seamus Othot
The Ellsworth City Council suggested at a Monday meeting that it might eliminate the ability for citizens to comment at their council meetings after they said comments from former conservative City Council candidate John Linnehan violated their rules. [RELATED: Taxpayer-Funded Flophouse in Ellsworth Has Residents Living in Fear…] City Council Chair Michelle Beal said on
By: Seamus Othot
H5N1 bird flu has been making headlines sporadically throughout 2024, fueling fears of another, deadlier, COVID-style pandemic. On Thursday, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) announced the first severe human case of the virus in the U.S.
By: Seamus Othot
The Somali Embassy in Washington, D.C., hired the services of the political lobbying firm BGR Group last month, just weeks after the Biden administration forgave the war-torn nation’s billion dollar plus debt. “This $1.1 billion in debt relief is in addition to the $1.2 billion of development, economic, security, and humanitarian assistance the United States
By: Seamus Othot
The U.S. House failed to pass a temporary continuing resolution (CR) funding bill on Thursday, bringing the government closer to a shutdown, after President-elect Donald Trump worked to trim over a thousand pages of excess “pork” spending.
By: Seamus Othot
Pentagon spokesman Maj. Gen. Pat Ryder admitted on Thursday that the U.S. has more than double the number of troops in Syria than the government originally claimed, as the country faces turmoil after terrorists overthrew its government. [RELATED: Department of Defense Fails 7th Consecutive Audit on $824 Billion Budget as Officials Claim “Momentum is on
By: Seamus Othot
President Joe Biden wasted no time leveraging a tragic Monday shooting at the Abundant Life Christian School in Madison, Wisconsin, to further his political push for stricter gun control. [RELATED: Auburn Police Investigate Shooting Involving ‘group of teenagers’…] On Monday morning, a 15-year-old girl, Natalie Lynn Rupnow, opened fire at the Abundant Life School, killing
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