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  • Inside Politics: Romney says Chinese activist should be protected

    Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney says the U.S. should do everything it can to protect a Chinese activist who escaped house arrest and was reported to be hiding in the U.S. Embassy in Beijing.


  • Sen. Angus S. King Jr., Maine independent (Associated Press)

    Maine GOP out to subvert independent King

    Maine Democrats are struggling to find a strong contender to challenge for the Senate seat being vacated by retiring Republican Olympia J. Snowe, but both parties may find their picks overshadowed by the independent candidacy of popular former Gov. Angus King.


  • Pingree

    Snowe fallout getting deeper in Maine

    Maine Republican Sen. Olympia Snowe's decision to retire from the Senate sparked a wide-open scramble Wednesday among potential Democratic and Republican candidates just two weeks before a deadline to qualify for the June primary ballot.


  • President Obama takes his family to an exhibit about his mother's anthropological work in Honolulu on Sunday before heading for the campaign trail. (Associated Press)

    Inside Politics

    With an eye on his re-election campaign, President Obama wrapped up a low-key Hawaiian vacation and planned to get back in front of voters quickly.


  • Sen. Richard G. Lugar, Indiana Republican, is a 2012 target of the Tea Party. (Associated Press)

    Tea party looks for strength in numbers

    With polls showing the movement's popularity sagging, tea party members from across the country are warning that anyone who thinks they are sleeping in 2012 is in for a rude awakening come Election Day, when they plan to pick up where they left off in 2010 by bolstering their voices for limited government on Capitol Hill.


  • Maine Gov. Paul LePage

    Maine studies 5-year high school program

    High school may seem like the longest four years of a teenager's life. For students in Maine, it soon could be even longer.


  • 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

    A Maine cabinet member who managed to offend rural residents, blacks and American Indians — all in one day — took one more swipe at critics after being forced out of his position, suggesting they lacked the intellect to understand his comments.


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

    If Maine Gov. Paul LePage doesn't wish to display a mural depicting the state's labor history, then the U.S. Department of Labor wants back the federal money used to create it.


  • King's peace legacy praised after Ariz. shootings

    The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy as a preacher of peace and tolerance was lauded Monday as Americans marked his memorial day just over a week after the shootings in Arizona that killed 6 people and seriously wounded a congresswoman.


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