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Former economics professor: The Taxpayer Protection Act will strengthen direct democracy in New Hampshire.

Disgraced Seacoast attorney Justin Nadeau plans to appeal on the grounds there’s no proof his victim was actually impaired.
U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas suggested there was room in the Democratic coalition for the party’s Abdul El-Sayed and Zohran Mamdani wing.
Goffstown state Rep: There is a clear, unalterable difference between a man and a woman. In the world of sports, that difference matters.
The EPA proposed removing the state from the ozone transport region and conditionally approved its request to end emissions inspections.
Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi doesn’t deny she broke rules, but insists she did not commit any crimes while speaking about her husband’s case.
NH Journal Managing Editor: Who the hell in 2026 is “not reachable?” Doesn’t he own a cellphone? Is he locked in a CIA safe room?
Bedford state Rep: Education administrators and labor orgs rarely make the same proactive adjustments taxpayers and businesses have to make.
Educators were schooled this week for using public resources and students to promote a failed $52 million Wilkins School renovation project.
Abdul El-Sayed didn’t win by the double digits predicted in polls. But Democrats say his victory shows the nation is shifting to the left.
Massachusetts had a fiscal year 2025 payment error rate of 12.49%. New Hampshire, by comparison, had an error rate of 8.85%.
While U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas is positioning himself as a reformer, he has been involved in a potential conflict some call problematic.
Rep. Heath Howard, a DSA-endorsed candidate, admitted to badgering Rep. Alice Wade, D-Dover, out of the CD 1 race citing their electability.
NH now has a cap like Prop 2 1/2 — which doubled revenue from 1984-2024 (adjusted for inflation, population) while slowing the growth rate.
The Claremont Middle School, which is expected to have 330 students this coming school year, is still advertising 10 teaching openings.
NCPSSM’s legislative agenda calls for eliminating the $184,500 cap on wages subject to SSI taxes and increasing the payroll tax rate.
Cinde Warmington has avoided specifics on energy publicly while reassuring Democrats privately she will push for a progressive approach.
The decision by newly elected Democrat Rep. Bobbi Boudman to run for Senate is bringing scrutiny to offensive, shocking social media posts.
“The DNC didn’t give us the New Hampshire primary,” Terry Shumaker said. “We created it and you’re not taking it away.”
Christopher Hood and his gang, Nationalist Social Club-131, harassed patrons and staff at a Concord café’s drag queen story hour in 2023.