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Hoffman: Northeastern States Rollback Unaffordable Green Energy Policies
Writer and forum fellow: State-level clean mandates — not Trump, data centers, and energy producers are to blame for high energy costs.
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New Hampshire Democrats Are Silent (Again) As State's FITN Primary Faces DNC Chopping Block
NH’s FITN status is once again on the chopping block — and politically active Granite Staters are asking why Democrats are quiet about it.
Manchester, NH|News|
Insider: Staffing Crisis, Failed Leadership Put SYSC Safety At Risk
Report: Staff members do not trust the Division for Children, Youth and Families team put in place to address the deteriorating situation.
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Pappas, Sullivan Under Fire For Taking AIPAC, Pro-Israel Campaign Cash
Granite State progressives are fanning the flames of anti-Israel — some say antisemitic– sentiments within their own party.
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FITN 2028: Rubio Rises, AOC Surges, Harris Sinks
In February, Vance held a commanding 53%-7% lead over Rubio. Now, the difference is 10%. Newsom fell from 15% to 8%, while Harris has 5%.
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Pappas Blames 'Clerical Error' For Breaking No Corporate PAC Money Pledge; Refunds $5K Contribution
U.S. Senate candidate Chris Pappas accepted a $5,000 check from an energy-industry corporate PAC, federal records show.
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NH GOP: New Jersey Noncitizen-Voting Fiasco Vindicates Citizenship Law
The registrations were the result of a “serious software error” in the state’s Motor Vehicle Commission system, NJ's governor said.
Merrimack, NH|News|
Notter And Presa: Merrimack's Property Tax Problem Is A Spending Problem
State Reps: Whenever progressives complain about state revenue, it means they want to raise taxes. It's the oldest trick in the book.
Bedford, NH|News|
Cline: New Englanders Are Voting With Their Feet — And New Hampshire Is Winning
UNH poll: New Englanders are moving here for cheaper housing/cost of living, lower taxes, and a different political or social environment.
Concord, NH|News|
Hagaman: Why The Merrimack County Attorney Matters More Than You Think
Candidate: Being County Attorney is not just about trying cases — it is about making sure the Office delivers for the public every day.
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From 'Ironclad' Support To No Jewish State: New Hampshire Democrats Shift On Israel
In July 2023, U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas and other Democrats attacked efforts to rewrite history. Today, he votes “present” on an aid package.
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Would Warmington Reject Federal Education Aid—Again?
Beginning Jan. 1, donors to nonprofit K-12 scholarship programs will be eligible for a federal income-tax credit of up to $1,700.
Exeter, NH|News|
Rep. Read’s Rules of the Road: Kill Someone, Keep Driving
Rep. Ellen Read’s claim of legislative immunity is undermined by the fact the Legislature was not in session in 2024 when she was stopped.
Merrimack, NH|News|
DiLorenzo Named To NRCC's 'MAGA Majority' Program
The MAGA Majority program is a strategic initiative run by the NRCC designed to recruit and support GOP challengers running for Congress.
Manchester, NH|News|
SYSC Protesters: AG Report Repeats Pattern Of Blaming Victims
The unsigned report found no criminal conduct by state employees despite allegations of abuse.
Bedford, NH|News|
GOP's Murphy Gives Pappas Edge, But NH Senate Race Not ‘Locked Down'
Veteran strategist Mike Murphy predicts a blue wave in November, but he also sees a path for Republican John E. Sununu to beat Chris Pappas.
Manchester, NH|News|
Child Advocates Blast NH AG Report, Say SYSC Resisting Reform
Many good people inside DCYF and SYSC leave because they see no hope of reforming the failing agency, New Hampshire's child advocate says.
Salem, NH|News|
Data Center Panic Meets Pushback At AFP-NH Roundtable
State Rep. Tanya Donnelly (R-Salem): “Some of the largest data centers that we have are in the desert, where there’s no water."
Bedford, NH|News|
From Kitchen Table To Store Shelves: Can New England Still Create The Next Big Brand?
The good news for New England startups is that their customer base is one of the wealthiest in the nation.
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Miller: A Parasite Is Spreading Through America's Produce Aisles — Here's What You Need To Know
Physician and molecular biologist: Cyclospora has a clear weakness: Heat above 158 degrees destroys it, so cook produce when you can.
