The Obama administration is noncommittal about the proposal, which it said it expected.
2013
Stocks extend slide as China adds to worries
The breadth of the sell-off was seen across global markets, and the Dow Jones falls 353 points, its biggest drop since November 2011.
Angus King among those scrambling to save student loan deal
The deal is an attempt to head off a rate hike that could cost the average student borrower an extra $2,600.
Philip Isaacson, iconic Maine arts critic, dies at 89
Isaacson was a cultural leader, attorney, public servant and Telegram columnist.
Olympia Snowe joins T. Rowe Price board
The former U.S. senator from Maine joins the investment management firm with more than $600 billion in assets under its management.
Maine home sales jumped 17 percent in May
Sales growth in Maine outpaces gains seen nationally.
Jay man sentenced to five years for sex assault of child
David Grover pleaded guilty to gross sexual assault involving a girl between the ages of 9 and 15.
Youth sports leagues try to stop ‘bad news parents’
From posting signs to requiring pledges to staging ‘silent’ games, sports groups try to temper the over-the-top behavior of some parents.
Pats player shot out man’s eye, lawsuit claims
The Florida allegation comes as Aaron Hernandez is being investigated after a Massachusetts shooting.
All-women jury chosen for George Zimmerman’s trial
Prosecutors say Zimmerman, 29, racially profiled 17-year-old Trayvon Martin before shooting the unarmed teenager.