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AFP: Vermont's Tax-And-Regulate Agenda Highlights New Hampshire Advantage
Panel: Radical policy proposals that would die a swift death in the NH Legislature appear to be flourishing elsewhere in New England.

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Panel: Radical policy proposals that would die a swift death in the NH Legislature appear to be flourishing elsewhere in New England.

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Think tank president: A family’s dollars will go further in NH than anywhere else in New England, as well as almost all of the Northeast.
Author J. Mark Powell talks about his new book: "Witness to War: The Story of the Civil War in the Words of Those Who Lived It."
Institute for Free Speech: The court made clear: Nashua’s censorship was unconstitutional and this judgment ensures it can’t happen again.
The National Federation of Independent Business says finding qualified workers and dealing with the impacts of inflation are big concerns.
Hampton attorney: In a harrowing climax, Andru Volinsky falls on his sword, and his education advocates sadly slink back to their plebeian.
When Judy Walcott raised concerns about a man in the women's bathroom, PF canceled her membership, charged an extra month, and called cops.
Classic Liberal Party chairwoman: A rule intended to prevent real harms eventually becomes a system for controlling uncertainty itself.
The city's budget increases spending by $22 million, and Mayor Jay Ruais and the board heard vocal opposition from resident after resident.
The Senate Majority PAC commits $10.2M to the race, which is serious money. But it’s the smallest buy on the Democratic group’s Senate map.
The data challenges the narrative of strategists and journalists, who have presumed New Hampshire's GOP as a mix of moderates and indies.
New Salem resident: We can make affordable housing a decisive competitive advantage for NH by remembering that liberty trumps locality.
Plus: A new NHJournal poll gives Vice President JD Vance a huge lead among New Hampshire Republicans in the 2028 FITN race.
GOP Senate candidate Charlie Hough supports higher taxes for the rich. He was also arrested for cocaine possession in Miami Gardens May 6.
“I guess I should be proud that I brought both parties together,” state Rep. Thomas Oppel (D-Canaan), an income tax supporter, quipped.
James Erdman III recounted evidence that the government helped bury intelligence pointing to a laboratory accident as the virus' origin.
An analysis of more than 224,000 stories found that the First-in-the-Nation presidential primary was the top topic in the New York Times.
New Boston GOP State Rep: NH families pay high electricity rates because New England lacks enough generation to keep prices down.
Former NH House speaker: The midterms are shaping up less like a normal election and more like an audition for the Democrats' Weird Caucus.