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NH GOP Bets On Direct-Pay Health Care To Cut Costs
Direct primary care practices operate on a subscription-based model in which patients pay a flat, recurring fee for primary care services.

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Deerfield Rep: There is a difference between maintaining cars and being forced to purchase an inspection from a specific industry each year.
Martin Kao, the former CEO of Navatek, pleaded guilty in 2022 to offenses involving illegal campaign contributions.
Deputy Speaker Steven Smith (R-Charlestown) and Minority Leader Alexis Simpson (D-Exeter) issued a statement about Jeremy Kauffman's posts.
Goffstown Republican state Rep.: Opioid Lobbyist Cinde Warmington’s pathetic candidacy is an insult to a state that’s earned better.
Gov. Kelly Ayotte's campaign announced a 42-member “Manchester for Kelly” coalition on Monday — chaired by Mayor Jay Ruais.
This week, two separate justices rejected a last-ditch effort to keep a school district spending cap question off this November's ballot.
Karishma Manzur demands a correction after a Seacoast Online article suggests she “backs Chris Pappas” in the U.S. Senate race.
New Hampshire Republican Party Chairman Scott Maltzie: “The advertisement contains none of the required disclosures.”
Chris Pappas declining to debate the GOP nominee is at odds with his comments after John E. Sununu waved off a WMUR debate with Scott Brown.
Former Mayor Pete Buttigieg: Like John McCain in 2000 and 2008, “...not becoming president sometimes can lead to other wonderful things.”
Advisor: My hope is the Institute’s success will always be measured not only by who comes to speak but how many students are in the room.
Roundtable participants said NH currently has more protections than most states, undergirded by a culture of protecting individual liberty.
Drew Cline, president of the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy, debunks many claims being made in the current campaign cycle.
The tournament will benefit two local nonprofit organizations, Thriving Roots Childcare and the Seacoast Educational Endowment of Dover.
GOP State Senator: New Hampshire’s energy future is too important to leave to clever marketing. Our ratepayers deserve honesty.
U.S. Sen. Rick Scott assured reporters in Concord Friday that he is not running for president in 2028.
Editor: Sorry, Stef. Nobody’s buying it. Painted Swastikas are JV team stuff compared to what you and your family have done to get elected.
CEO: We’ve created something extraordinary. But like giving a Ferrari to a new driver, a crash might occured. Safeguards are needed.
Democratic nominee Cinde Warmington is using the chief justice's resignation to press for hearings into the conduct of 3 other justices.