Concord, NH|News|
'Democrats Are Going Home Now' — Attempt To Deny NH House Quorum Backfires
There were many contentious moments at the House session held at the Sportsplex in Bedford on Wednesday.
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Nashua, NH|News|
Hassan Targeted In National Push Against 'Dem Wishlist' COVID Plan
Americans for Prosperity launched a six-figure, multi-media ad campaign against President Joe Biden's $1.9T "wasteful partisan wishlist."
Merrimack, NH|News|
Study: $15 Minimum Wage Hike Will Cost 13,000 Granite State Jobs
Employment Policies Institute: Jobs in the arts, entertainment, recreation, accommodation, and food service sectors could be lost.
Bedford, NH|News|
Ansah: Abortion Is Not A Religious Issue, It’s A Human Health Issue
In this opinion piece, a Hooksett UNH student from Ghana, expresses support for HB 625, a bill protecting preborn babies after 24 weeks.
Concord, NH|News|
Hassan Targeted By Potential 2024 GOP Presidential Candidate: Watch
U.S. Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) is running spots against New Hampshire's junior Senator and Xavier Becerra, President Joe Biden's HHS nominee.
Concord, NH|News|
Hough: NH Democrats Obstructing Legislative Process With Petty Hypocrisy
In this opinion column, the Laconia Republican says, "pseudo-concerns" raised by the House minority are nothing more than obstructionism.
Londonderry, NH|News|
Manchester Schools: Fewer Students, Higher Spending
Its proposed $173 million budget, combined with the rising costs and declining enrollment, spells long-term trouble for the district.
Nashua, NH|News|
Prout: Democrats Have Conveniently Short Memory On Remote Session
In this opinion piece, a Hudson state rep says, not that long ago, the Democrat majority in the House argued against remote voting options.
Exeter, NH|News|
Petition Demands Full Reopening Of Exeter Middle And High Schools
Susan Shanelaris and Melissa Hanlon created a petition after administrators said they were not planning to return to in-person learning.
Concord, NH|News|
NH Education Freedom Accounts Suffer Setback; GOP Looks Forward
Democrats cheer as the Republican-controlled House Education Committee votes to retain the voucher bill after numerous tweaks, amendments.
Windham, NH|News|
Bedrick And DeAngelis: Education Freedom Accounts Serve The Public Good
In this opinion column, New Hampshire educational choice advocates say HB 20 will improve public school quality and save money, too.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
UNH Profs Say Education Freedom Accounts Will Bring More 'QAnon' To NH
UNH education teachers Joe Onosko and Elaine Marhefka say in op-ed they oppose vouchers because parents are "dupes"; fall for "crazy" ideas.
Hampton-North Hampton, NH|News|
Democrats Suing Over House Session In Arena Caught On Camera Ignoring Social Distancing
NH Dems had no problem meeting for House sessions when they controlled the Legislature. Now that the GOP is in control, it is time to sue.
Bedford, NH|News|
Bedford Restaurant Workers: We Like Our Tips — Leave The Tip Credit In Place
Employees at New Hampshire's Copper Door Restaurant, in this opinion piece, say the Raise the Wage Act won't help, could hurt business.
Salem, NH|News|
'Not. A. Penny.' — Sununu Pushes Back On Claim He's Using Fed Funds For Tax Cuts
Democrats say the governor is using federal funds to balance the budget; Sununu counters, this budget is balanced in and of itself.
Bedford, NH|News|
The NHJournal Podcast Goes To The Dogs
Drew Cline of the Josiah Bartlett Center and Michael Graham of the New Hampshire Journal bemoaning the lack of seriousness in politics.
Hampton-North Hampton, NH|News|
Knowlton: 'Inconvenient Truths' I’ve Learned
Deborah Knowlton writes about what she found while researching town and African American history for her new book, “Color Me Included."
Exeter, NH|News|
Should NH Town Politicians Be In Charge Of Your Electrical Power?
Would you trust your local board of selectmen to be in charge of whether your lights come on?
Windham, NH|News|
Review Of Windham Voting Irregularities 'Beginning To Look Like Malfeasance': Senator
State Sen. Bob Giuda, a former FBI agent, says New Hampshire Attorney General's document review of abnormal results is not enough.
Londonderry, NH|News|
NH Says 'Thanks, But No Thanks' To Biden's Gun Control Push
Chris Ager, Republican National Committeeman for New Hampshire, says “What we need is criminal control, not gun control.”
