For the last three-in-a-half years, like countless others, I’ve devoted way too much of my mental energies to one Donald. J. Trump, our President. Just saying that still widens my eyes at times. No, that’s a lie, every time I say it.
Lawmakers heard two bills on Thursday that could impact law enforcement and civilians.
In the latest surge of progressive support for Bernie Sanders, New Hampshire’s largest youth voter mobilization group, New Hampshire Youth Movement Action, this week endorsed Bernie Sanders for the presidency.
CONCORD, NH — Everyone agrees more money is needed for the state’s highway system, but they also disagree about the fairest
House Democrats passed legislation Jan. 9 that would raise New Hampshire’s minimum wage to $15 dollars an hour by 2025, $2 more than originally recommended.
There’s a reason the FTT tax is often referred to as a “retirement tax.” It would put a levy on trades within the 401(k)s, 403(b)s, pension funds, and other accounts that seniors rely on. This would compromise their annual earnings and make it more difficult to cover basic living expenses.
Executive Councilor Andru Volinsky of Concord has announced plans to seek the Democratic nomination for governor.
The cost of health care in New Hampshire and across the country is quite simply too high, preventing many patients from accessing the vital services and procedures they need to live healthier lives. That’s why, as Congress returns to session in the coming weeks, they must recommit to efforts to end the unfair practice of surprise medical billing.
Join the October 13th People’s Presidential Forum at the University of New Hampshire.
No matter your political persuasion, you’re certain to see some of your favorite candidates — Kennedy, Nixon, Carter, Reagan, Clinton, Bush, Obama — as they meet with your friends and neighbors in their quest to win election to our nation’s highest office.