A Texas nurse’s aide quoting Linus – who was quoting Luke – has led to a battle over religion.
2016
Federal prosecutors charge drug executives with fixing prices on generics
Two former top administrators at Heritage Pharmaceuticals had been dismissed after the company conducted its own investigaton.
Despite the sharp partisan divide, Obama earns high marks overall
Nearly half the public says history will remember Obama as an ‘outstanding’ or ‘above average’ president, the largest share since Ronald Reagan.
State rejects Portland’s effort to get school construction funds
Projects at Reiche and Longfellow elementary schools just miss the state cutoff for the current funding cycle.
ExxonMobil names CEO to replace secretary of state nominee Tillerson
Darren Woods, a company veteran, will take over Jan. 1, and little change in company strategies is expected after his predecessor departs.
At New Balance in Skowhegan, Maine delegation touts bill favoring U.S.-made shoes
Rep. Bruce Poliquin calls the federal government’s delay in adopting such rules ‘shameful.’
New technology chief at WEX will help support its global growth goals
The South Portland provider of corporate payment services creates a position to make room for David Cooper and his expertise.
Yahoo reveals hack of more than 1 billion accounts in 2013
The internet giant’s second huge breach – the largest ever reported – raises fresh questions about Verizon’s proposed $4.8 billion acquisition of Yahoo.
Photos: Last supermoon of 2016 shines brightly
Clear skies enabled Mainers to savor the third such supermoon in a row.
Bernie Sanders asks FairPoint to reverse planned layoffs
The request, made by the U.S. senator and a colleague from the House, pertains to at least 110 workers in northern New England.