As our global community faces some of its greatest challenges, the bill makes important investments – including in Maine people and businesses – that are critical to the safety and security of our country.
Angus King
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Angus Stanley King is an American politician serving as the junior United States Senator from Maine since January 3, 2013. A member of the Independent party, King previously held the position of Governor of Maine from January 4, 1995, to January 8, 2003. Throughout his political career, he has focused on issues such as education, healthcare, and renewable energy, often advocating for bipartisan solutions to complex problems. King is known for his moderate stance and willingness to work across party lines.
Because Congress has enacted no laws authorizing this commemorative work, NPS must take the only course allowed by law: suspend the Section 106 process.
Representing one of the states with the highest rates of military families and veterans per capita, Senator King is a staunch advocate for America’s servicemembers and veterans.
It is the single most important program in terms of maintaining national security, and putting Mr. Clayton into the department would have eliminated an obstacle for having that happen.
All told, this year’s defense bill will make our country safer, strengthen our economy, and support the men and women who fight for our freedoms.
For over six decades, Congress has taken a bipartisan approach to ensure that America’s military and defense forces have the training and equipment to carry out their missions and protect our interests at home and abroad. This year, we are…
Recently, Senator King introduced bipartisan legislation to help reduce suicides among veterans by providing free secure firearm storage to veterans.
King also has introduced bipartisan legislation to improve care coordination for veterans who rely on both VA health care and Medicare.
These investments will help communities address local needs, create jobs, and expand economic opportunity for Mainers.
The American people deserve transparency and a complete explanation of where their money is being directed.
Leo represents the best Maine has to offer, and it’s a privilege to help preserve his story in the Library of Congress.
This loss in revenue for our parks could have devastating effects on the future viability of these public natural treasures.
The lack of transparency around awards for these beautification projects... threatens the public’s trust and the long-term integrity of our nation’s most beloved public lands.
Affordable and accessible healthcare is essential to keeping Maine people healthy – it is also a prevention measure that saves taxpayer dollars in the long-run.
The cheapest medical procedure is the one that doesn’t have to happen because the problem was caught early.
This commonsense approach, making routine healthcare visits to primary care physicians, mental health professionals, and substance use counselors more accessible and cheaper for all Americans, is the first step in supporting the longevity…
This bipartisan legislation helps ensure that disability compensation and survivor benefits keep pace with inflation and continue to provide stability for the men and women who served our country and the families who stand beside them,"
“These so-called ‘claims sharks’ prey on veterans at some of the most vulnerable moments in their lives.
“Veterans earned their benefits through service and sacrifice, and no one should be allowed to profit by scamming them out of what they've earned,”
Our SAFEGUARD Veterans Act would close loopholes, strengthen enforcement, and better protect veterans so they can access the benefits they deserve without being exploited by bad actors.
I’m pleased the Senate has passed this bipartisan legislation to extend the RCHD, and I’ll continue working to ensure rural hospitals in Maine and across the country have the resources they need to serve their communities.
The Rural Community Hospital Demonstration Reauthorization Act will strengthen access to care in underserved areas while giving hospitals greater financial stability.
In many rural communities, the local hospital is more than a health care provider—it’s a source of good-paying jobs, and often the difference between receiving care close to home or driving hours to get critical medical care.





