Steve Robinson is the Editor-in-Chief at The Maine Wire. He focuses on themes related to publishing and media, exploring the intricacies of the media landscape and its impact on public discourse. Steve's work has been featured in notable outlets such as the Arizona Daily Star, The Hill, and Current: News for Public Media, among others.
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Steve Robinson's coverage focuses heavily on government, politics, and legal policy regulation with a specific interest in local issues within the state of Maine. His articles often feature pointed commentary on political figures and events related to immigration, environment, media, and Maine-specific topics.
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By: Steve Robinson
A Portland man with a lengthy record of arrests and violent encounters with police has been sentenced in federal court after years of run-ins with law enforcement, including shootings, high-speed chases, and a home invasion carried out while he was free on bail.
By: Steve Robinson
The number of public school employees who celebrated the political assassination of Christian and conservative commentator Charlie Kirk has reached such a high level that teachers' unions are now tracking Kirk's supporters and preparing to coordinate the legal defense for teachers whose jobs are now in jeopardy.
By: Steve Robinson
A South Portland man who fled the country after being indicted on multiple counts of gross sexual assault has been captured in Mexico and returned to the United States, according to the U.S. Marshals Service.
By: Steve Robinson
Reddit posts reviewed by The Robinson Report show Graham Platner, Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate, was a member of Maine’s Socialist Rifle Association and taught firearms courses. The progressive star revealed in an Aug. 8, 2020 post that he’d provided advanced firearms instruction to the far left group, including a “defensive handgun course” he put
By: Steve Robinson
Gov. Janet Mills twice won re-election with the backing of the state workers union. Now union officials are struggling to explain why Democratic leaders are giving state workers the shaft.
By: Steve Robinson
Gateway Community Services CEO Abdullahi Ali, a failed candidate for the 2024 presidential race in Jubbaland, Somalia, is selling his four-bedroom Hardy Road home.
By: Steve Robinson
The Democrat-controlled House of Representatives attempted to ban Maine Wire reporter Jon Fetherston from entering the House chamber alongside other members of the media on Wednesday. First, some show and organization notes: As you may have noticed, there are some new names and faces at the Maine Wire. Newspaper and talk radio veteran Tom Shattuck
By: Steve Robinson
Amid a nationwide reckoning over Medicaid fraud committed largely by “New Americans,” Maine Gov. Janet Mills is taking the unprecedented step of freezing enrollment in four of the most defrauded programs in MaineCare.
By: Steve Robinson
A Rhode Island man wanted on five felony child molestation charges was arrested Monday at a residence in North Berwick by members of the U.S. Marshals Service-led Maine Violent Offender Task Force.
By: Steve Robinson
For years, when a Maine politician wanted to lend borrowed credibility to a partisan smear, or when a Bangor Daily News reporter wanted an authoritative-sounding quote to confirm the premise of their story, they would cite the Southern Poverty Law Center. On Tuesday, a federal grand jury in Montgomery, Alabama returned an 11-count indictment charging
