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Dog Pardoned by Maine Governor Could Be Trained for Sledding
A dog that was ordered to be euthanized despite a pardon issued by Maine’s governor could get a second chance at life as a sled dog.
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Maryland, DC to Issue Subpoenas for Trump Records in Emoluments Case
The attorneys general of the District of Columbia and Maryland said they are moving forward with subpoenas for records in their case accusing President Donald Trump of profiting off the presidency.
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Surgeon General Urges Americans to Carry Overdose Antidote
The nation’s chief doctor wants more Americans to start carrying the overdose antidote naloxone to help combat the nation’s opioid crisis and save lives. Speaking at the National Rx Drug Abuse & Heroin Summit in Atlanta on Thursday morning, U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams issued his office’s first national public health advisory in 13 years. Adams said he hopes...
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There Was Another Winner Tuesday — Obamacare's Medicaid Expansion
Barack Obama may not be running for anything these days, but his signature health care law was a big winner in Tuesday’s elections, as voters rebelled against Republican lawmakers who have blocked Obamacare’s Medicaid expansion. Democrats are hopeful their victories are a harbinger of further gains as they look to capitalize on the law’s rising popularity in polls — and...
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Maine Gov. Paul Le Page Says Voters Wrong to Approve Medicaid Expansion
Maine’s governor says residents of his state made an expensive mistake when they voted to expand access to Medicaid, and he is hesitant to implement it at all.
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Maine Sen. Susan Collins Announces She's Staying in US Senate
Republican Sen. Susan Collins is set to announce whether she will stay in the U.S. Senate or run for governor of her home state of Maine.
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Maine Gov.: Removing Confederate Statues Like Losing 9/11 Memorial
Maine’s governor says taking down statues of Confederate figures is “just like” removing a monument to people who died in the 9/11 attacks.
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Knock the Blocks Off, Social Media Free-Speech Advocates Tell Public Figures
An emerging debate about whether elected officials violate people’s free speech rights by blocking them on social media is spreading across the U.S. as groups sue or warn politicians to stop the practice. The American Civil Liberties Union this week sued Maine Gov. Paul LePage and sent warning letters to Utah’s congressional delegation. It followed recent lawsuits against the governors...
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Maine Gov. LePage Filing Second Pardon for Dog
A Maine judge on Monday signed off on a deal to spare the life of the dog that won a disputed pardon by Republican Gov. Paul LePage.
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Dog Pardoned by Maine Governor Spared From Euthanasia Order
A court hearing could determine the fate of a dog that was due to be euthanized before Maine’s governor tried to grant clemency to the pooch.
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Maine Governor Suggests He Makes Up Stories to Mislead Media
Maine’s governor is lashing out at media reports he planned to leave the state during a budget impasse, and he suggested he makes up stories to mislead reporters.
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How Food Stamp Cuts Could Ripple Through the Economy
A proposal to curtail the nation’s food stamp program would pinch families struggling to pay for groceries and ripple through other areas of the economy, including supermarkets and discounters, as people shuffle their budgets. President Donald Trump is proposing a roughly 30 percent reduction in the federal budget for the program formally known as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or...
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Maine Gov. Paul LePage Pardons Dog on Death Row
Dakota, an Alaskan husky on death row, may be getting a reprieve after Gov. Paul LePage granted a pardon.
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Maine Gov. Paul LePage Pardons Dog on Death Row
Dakota, an Alaskan husky on death row, may be getting a reprieve after Gov. Paul LePage granted a pardon.
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‘I'm After You': Maine Governor Leaves Obscene Tirade on Lawmaker's Voicemail
Maine Republican Gov. Paul LePage has unleashed an obscene tirade on a Democratic legislator, leaving him a message that said “I am after you” and telling reporters he wished he could point a gun between the legislator’s eyes.
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Maine Governor LePage Jokes About Beheading Drug Dealers With Guillotine
In a radio interview expressing his support for the death penalty, Maine Gov. Paul LePage says with a laugh that he wants to use the guillotine to execute drug traffickers.