Mohammed Morsi is resolute against a deadline set by the army for him to leave office.
2013
Craft beer in a can? Can do!
With some tweaks, cans are making a comeback among large and small craft brewers.
Our View: Bond logjam hinders public access to land
Gov. LePage says he’ll release conservation funds. But his delay already has been costly.
Unmanned Russian rocket crashes
MOSCOW — A Russian rocket carrying three navigational satellites broke apart in a fiery explosion seconds after liftoff Tuesday morning, the ninth failure in the country’s troubled space program in the past 30 months and the third this year. The rocket’s dramatic disintegration leaves in doubt a scheduled launch this month of a cargo vessel […]
Seizures of guns at airport on the rise
TSA reports its largest haul for a month in May at airport screening stations.
Prosecutors seek to poke holes in self-defense story
The judge tells jurors to disregard a detective’s statement that he found Zimmerman credible.
Obama delays key health law provision
Bewildered by government red tape, businesses have until 2015 to provide insurance for workers.
Letters to the editor: Maine putting its heritage at risk
I returned to Maine recently to protest the possible loss of Kittery’s Wood Island Life Saving Station. The landmark is at the mouth of Portsmouth Harbor. After two days waving our banners in the Kittery traffic circle, our group visited various attractions including a show at the Ogunquit Playhouse. What a pleasant interlude! It had […]
Consumer Reports causes ‘brewhaha’
Just in time for the Fourth of July, Consumer Reports has issued its list of the best craft beers in the United States, based on a blind taste test of 23 craft ales and lagers. Three India pale ales came out on top: Stone IPA, Dogfish Head 60 Minute IPA and Samuel Adams Hopology Collection […]
Legal feast: Who owns fired Maine baker’s recipes?
A baker fired by Micucci’s says he owns the secrets to popular creations like luna bread, but the law is tricky.