The Maine senator’s goal is $2 billion in the next five years, saying ‘what an investment it would be.’
January 2014
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Starks spitting case will go to trial
Cindy Brown pleaded not guilty in Skowhegan District Court to spitting on a selectman in an argument over a proposed cell tower.
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University of Oklahoma: No evidence of shots fired
Officials at the University of Oklahoma had told everyone to shelter in place following report of shots fired on campus.
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N.H. House OKs in-state tuition for illegal residents
Opponents argue it isn’t fair for out-of-state students to pay higher tuition than students in the country illegally.
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Portland tar sands protesters chain themselves to TD Bank doors
The group is protesting construction of the Keystone XL pipeline, and says TD Bank was an investor in the pipeline.
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Target data thieves hide amid layers of black market criminals
Experts say they can make money without exposing themselves and will be difficult to locate.
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Boston family sentenced in Ponzi scheme
Prosecutors say the family promised high returns from low-risk loans, but used money from new investors to pay early investors.
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Ukraine prosecutors: 2 dead men hit by live ammo
The protesters’ deaths fueled fears that daily protests aimed at bringing down the government could escalate and turn even more violent.
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Police search for motive in deadly Purdue shooting
The 21-year-old teaching assistant who was killed was targeted by the shooter, police said.
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Syria peace talks open with bitter rhetoric
Representatives of more than 30 nations are gathered near Lake Geneva in the most ambitious international effort yet to end an almost 3-year-old conflict.