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Maine speeds up concealed weapon permit process

Associated Press

A look at the Medicaid expansion debate in Maine

By ALANNA DURKIN - Associated Press

Details emerge on $119M shortfall in Maine budget

By ALANNA DURKIN - Associated Press

Gary Alexander, a consultant hired by the LePage administration, appears before the Health and Human Services Committee Tuesday Jan. 14, 2014 in Augusta, Maine. (AP Photo/Joel Page)

Maine lawmakers to discuss Medicaid report

By DAVID SHARP - Associated Press

Maine House overrides LePage veto of food bill

Associated Press

Virginia Attorney General Kenneth T. Cuccinelli II, a Republican now running for governor, has fought back over criticism he received for saying in 2008 "if you want to fight abortion, you've got to be willing to fill potholes." He signed a newsletter defending his remark "Sincerely, Ken Cuccinelli, II — Proud Pothole Filler." (associated press)

Politicians’ candor can cause them grief when caught on tape

By David Sherfinski and Meredith Somers - The Washington Times

Richard and Pat Bamforth and their grand- daughter Pippa Adam look at the mural depicting Maine's labor history on its return to public display Monday in the capital. (Associated Press)

New home found for Maine labor mural

By Clarke Canfield - Associated Press

If Maine’s independent Senate candidate, Angus King, wins, he will likely caucus with whichever party wins control of the Senate. One pundit says that could spell “cosmic payback” for Democrats helping him if the GOP captures the chamber. (Associated Press)

Maine Democrats crown King

By Guy Taylor - The Washington Times

** FILE ** Maine Gov. Paul LePage takes a sip from a coffee mug displaying a "no new taxes" message, April 27, 2012. (AP Photo/Pat Wellenbach)

Inside Politics: Maine governor calls IRS the ‘new Gestapo’

By wire dispatches and staff reports

Inside Politics: Romney says Chinese activist should be protected

By THE WASHINGTON TIMES

Maine Gov. Paul LePage

Maine studies 5-year high school program

By Ben Wolfgang - The Washington Times

Associated Press
Philip Congdon resigned from his state job in Maine after comments that offended rural residents, blacks and American Indians - all in one day.

State official’s insults lead to loss of job

Associated Press

U.S. tells Maine to refund funding for rejected mural

Associated Press

Sen. Olympia J. Snowe, Maine Republican, could face a "tea party" primary challenger from the right in 2012. (Associated Press)

Maine’s Snowe next ‘tea party’ target?

By Seth McLaughlin - The Washington Times