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Graham: If NH is at or near the top of every ranking, why is it time for a change? When you’re No. 1, change certainly means moving down.
Salem state Rep: If this summer is any indication, opioid lobbyist Cinde Warmington is facing the longest three months of her life.
Think tank president: More fuel equals lower prices, including natural gas. Confusingly, the media won’t stop suggesting the opposite.
79% of teachers said their school’s cellphone policy was effective at reducing classroom distractions, according to the survey.
Executive Councilors: We requested that the NH DHHS provide funding for workforce development in existing child care programs.
New legislation would require each political party’s national chair to file a certification stating the party recognizes the primary.
Democrat Christian Urrutia's campaign rucksack may have gotten a little lighter thanks to a boost from the Bernie Sanders wing of his party.
Think tank president: Governments have regulated private land to such an extent achieving the American Dream is impossible in some states.
Podcast: AFP’s Sarah Scott and grizzled GOP campaign veteran Dave Carney discuss Democrats’ struggles with their Socialist base.
Analysis: What happens when you bend over in front of a bully and say, “Thank you, sir! May I have another?” You get another.
Armenian National Committee of America: What should we make of the Sununu family’s ties to Anglo Asian Mining?
In the latest in a series of No. 1 rankings, a new report from WalletHub analysts found that NH has America’s best health care system.
The Office of Child Advocate is legislatively mandated to provide independent oversight of the DCYF.
Former GOP gubernatorial nominee and donor Jay Lucas guilty to securities fraud, wire fraud, money laundering, and investment adviser fraud.
Writer and forum fellow: State-level clean mandates — not Trump, data centers, and energy producers are to blame for high energy costs.
NH’s FITN status is once again on the chopping block — and politically active Granite Staters are asking why Democrats are quiet about it.
Report: Staff members do not trust the Division for Children, Youth and Families team put in place to address the deteriorating situation.
Granite State progressives are fanning the flames of anti-Israel — some say antisemitic– sentiments within their own party.
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%.
U.S. Senate candidate Chris Pappas accepted a $5,000 check from an energy-industry corporate PAC, federal records show.
