The Internal Revenue Service this week dropped a requirement that many nonprofits have to provide lists of their major donors.
Politics
Local, statewide and national political news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Montenegro more puzzled than affronted by Trump’s attention
Trump’s description of the tiny country’s population as ‘very strong’ and ‘very aggressive people’ first rendered the government speechless.
Rep. Pingree, other Democrats propose shrinking zones for immigration checks
The Maine congresswoman co-sponsors legislation that would allow agents to stop vehicles without warrants within 25 miles of the border instead of 100 miles under current law.
Six states suing over sanctuary city policy
They argue that the government is unlawfully forcing sanctuary cities to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement.
Republican candidate for House District 110 denied Clean Elections funds he qualified for
Mark Andre, who won the Republican primary for the Waterville-based seat, says the state owes him over $5,000, but a calendar problem is preventing him from collecting.
Question for Maine’s highest court: Is Gov. LePage breaking the law by stalling Medicaid expansion?
Justices grill expansion advocates and the administration’s lawyer as they consider whether to give the governor more time to file a plan to extend coverage to another 70,000 Mainers.
After 2 court orders, Maine’s member of voter fraud panel is getting documents he wanted
Maine Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap’s lawyers will review the documents before releasing any of them publicly.
Tale of sex, deception emerges about suspected Russian agent
Maria Butina is accused of conspiracy and operating as an unregistered agent of Russia.
Lawmakers await details on LePage’s plan for hospital tax to fund Medicaid expansion
Maine’s high court is poised to hear arguments Wednesday on the governor’s refusal to implement the voter-approved expansion.
Immigrant children describe hunger and cold in detention
Their descriptions of various facilities are part of a report filed in federal court this week in Los Angeles.