Thousands of generally peaceful protesters march in cities across the United States on May Day.
May 2017
Casinos, workers form unlikely alliance in bid to rein in drug prices
Nevada lawmakers will consider a bill that would force companies to disclose how they set insulin prices.
FDA OKs immune-boosting drug to treat advanced bladder cancer
It was developed by British drugmaker AstraZeneca.
LePage administration program inspires key component of ACA replacement plan
Supporters say it was working well before being superseded, but critics say it wasn’t in effect long enough to assess.
House health-care goal: Pass something and let the Senate deal with it
Passing a bill would provide representatives with political cover, even if it has almost no chance of approval in the Senate.
Chocolate milk, white bread could make school lunch comeback
A government spending bill aims to relax Obama-era nutrition standards for school lunches.
May Day rally in Portland takes aim at Trump immigration policies
More than 200 people turn out to protest detentions like that of Otto Morales-Caballeros of Naples, who was arrested on his way to work last month.
Local roundup: Winthrop baseball, softball sweep Telstar
Lawrence girls lacrosse program earns 1st victory.
Portland chefs Mike Wiley and Andrew Taylor win James Beard Award
The restaurateurs behind Eventide Oyster, The Honey Paw and Hugo’s win the coveted award following their third nomination.
Darth Vader is re-masked, in pure gold, to mark a milestone
A Tokyo jewelry store is selling 24-karat, life-size versions to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the release of the first ‘Star Wars’ movie.