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something -- a more limited escalation from the east. he turned out to be wrong. the u.s. intelligence agencies turned out to be right. i think thats something hes going to have to answer for later in the war. those questions are already bubbling up into ukrainian society. so far theyve left it until after the war to have a reckoning on those questions. >> "the showman, inside the world that shook the world and made a leader out of volodymyr zelenskyy." simon shuster, thank you for com...

As a transgender girl, Sarah Huckman’s experience joining girls’ sports in high school wasn’t automatic, her father Tom Huckman recalled. Because she had not undergone gender reassignment surgery, she needed to appeal to the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association for an exception, a process that involved writing letters with the help of GLBTQ Legal Advocates […] The post Bills limiting transgender rights, boosting parental rights head to Sununu’s de...

Mark Stoops was the MVP for South Carolina.

The purpose of this letter is to make some observations regarding survey results contained in Mr. Ethan DeWitt’s article, “NH teachers report quitting over school climate and low pay,” originally

Our readers have been patient so far, but sooner or later they’re bound to start asking—“Where the hell is our coverage of the 2024 First in the Nation™…

“Cannabis is a crop like any other and farmers should be able to successfully manage it on their own. The state does not need to micromanage and create additional taxation around this crop.” By Ethan DeWitt, New Hampshire Bulletin In theory, Jim Riddle is as ready as any New Hampshire farmer to try his hand […]

The anointed were folks said to have so-called "second sight," an ability to reach beyond the grave and summon the spirits of the departed. In...

For over a year, a group of taxpayers have waged a lawsuit against New Hampshire, seeking to prove that the state’s school funding model is unfair.

New Hampshire officials are attempting to recover $6 million in unemployment benefits that have been incorrectly paid out to Granite Staters.

New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute report finds no significant link between NH’s business tax reductions and the state’s recent revenue increases.