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Signalgate report says Hegseth created a risk to national security with cellphone messages

Health subsidies would continue for 3 years under Dem bill to be voted on in US Senate

Trump’s Education Department transfers illegal, US Senate Dems say

Marc Tremblay sworn in as Berlin state rep after special election victory

High tensions around law enforcement, ICE tactics on display in heated US House hearing

Lawmakers press for Epstein files briefing, as Dems release photos of his private island

NH Republicans seek to implement Medicaid changes as Democrats work to reverse them

Dozens of cities, states hiking minimum wages in 2026 amid federal inaction

US Senate panel seeks speedy bipartisan deal on health insurance subsidies

Federal judge blocks sweeping immigration arrests in D.C. without warrants

Trump administration puts a hold on immigration applications from 19 nations

No ‘clear path forward’ in US Senate on spiraling health care costs, with deadline near

As New Hampshire education freedom accounts double, percentage of low-income recipients drops

Hegseth denies he was present for deadly second strike on alleged Caribbean drug boat

Student coalition, Dem lawmakers object to Trump Education Department moves

Suspect in West Virginia National Guard shooting pleads not guilty in D.C. court

How much does it cost to stop being poor in America?

Trump administration threatens to yank food stamps funding from Democratic-led states

Arizona’s Kelly vows to stay outspoken despite threats over illegal order video

Mushrooms could help address Merrimack’s PFAS problem

4-day school weeks are growing in popularity, despite a lack of data on the effects

White House intensifies push for mass deportation after National Guard shooting

Congress to probe U.S. strikes on boats in Caribbean

After slew of new zoning laws, housing advocates face next challenge: water and sewer access

States retreat from covering drugs for weight loss

Voting law turns away hundreds of voters

Trump social media post claims to void Biden orders

National Guard shooting suspect to face murder charge

Homeland Security wants state driver’s license data for sweeping citizenship program

One of the National Guard members shot in attack in D.C. has died, Trump says

Temporary protections for 330,000 Haitian immigrants slated to end, Noem announces

Highlighting changes in beloved landscape, scientists hope to bring climate realities home

New Hampshire and the United States must fully commit to disability inclusion

Two National Guard members from West Virginia wounded in ‘targeted’ shooting in D.C.

Noem ordered deportation flights to El Salvador after judicial halt, DOJ tells court

Suit to block Education Department closure expanded amid agency transfers plans

Empty rooms, empty bank accounts: the struggles of running a child care center in New Hampshire

Democrats threatened by Trump over video say they’re now being probed by the FBI

In gratitude. An American Thanksgiving, 2025.

Trump shedding support among Latino voters, survey finds

Disability Rights Center launches investigation into New Hampshire’s disability care system

With social districts approved by voters in Concord and Laconia, the planning begins

New England kicks off $450M plan to supercharge heat pump adoption

Judge drops James Comey and Letitia James charges, saying prosecutor served ‘unlawfully’

Press access to Oval Office argued in case involving Trump and wire service

Pentagon investigates Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly after he appears in video blasted by Trump

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene retirement launches speculation about congressional pensions

Amid dramatic decreases in NH drug deaths, a Q&A with two addiction specialists on what’s working

AI vs. AI: Patients deploy bots to battle health insurers that deny care

New federal student debt rule seen as tool to enforce Trump agenda

The Trump administration wants everyone to reapply for food stamps. What does that mean?

After 123 voters turned away at municipal elections, advocates criticize proof-of-citizenship law

A near miss could now become a full-blown AI policy disaster 

Trump accuses 6 Democratic lawmakers of ‘seditious behavior, punishable by death’

US House votes to cancel big payouts for senators’ ‘Arctic Frost’ phone subpoenas

Trump signs bill requiring DOJ release of Epstein files

The collaborative quest to build a weather station tough enough to measure Mount Washington’s gales

Funds from PFAS settlements are coming to New Hampshire. How will they reach affected towns?

Progress on overdose deaths could be jeopardized by federal cuts, critics say

Stock trading by members of Congress could be banned in bipartisan push

Immigration officers targeting Latinos causing unlawful arrests, group says

Spiraling health insurance costs stymie members of US Senate panel

When Donny strikes up the band

Supreme Court rejects former Concord officer’s attempt to remove herself from Laurie List

Trump administration urged by US House Dems to act on health insurance claim denials

Senators move forward on Claremont loan fund plan, with strings attached

The state budget appropriated $15 million toward child care. Its funding source remains unclear. 

US Senate agrees with overwhelming House vote to force release of Epstein files

New Hampshire Insurance Department requests ground ambulance cost study

Trump administration unveils plan to try to dismantle Department of Education

As Prospect Mountain grabs attention, NH school boards weigh open enrollment

Data center growth drives locals to fight for more say

Judge cites ‘profound investigative missteps’ in court case against James Comey

Latest FEMA acting administrator steps down, with no permanent chief tapped by Trump

Trump’s FEMA council misses deadline for report on agency overhaul

Trump in about-face urges US House Republicans to vote to release Epstein files

Shaheen defends controversial decision to end shutdown without securing ACA tax credits

Trump administration’s FAA chief clears normal operations in the skies post-shutdown

Despite safety, liability concerns, lawmakers push to deregulate New Hampshire meat processing

Amid funding cuts, NH universities and community colleges pursue collaboration

Republicans renew effort to eliminate NH Office of Health Access and environmental justice program

Air travel, SNAP benefits, back pay at issue as federal government slowly reopens

New Hampshire’s disability system has a horrific past, and advocates say the path forward is unclear

Whose emergency? Thoughts on hunger and humaneness.

As health costs spike, a sour and divided Congress escapes one shutdown to face another

New Hampshire lawmakers work to hash out specifics on Medicaid work requirements

Accreditation of colleges, once low key, has gotten political

Trump administration to mostly pay full SNAP benefits ‘within 24 hours’ of shutdown end

Government reopens after 43 days: Trump signs bill ending record shutdown

US House Dems say newly released Epstein emails show Trump knew about abuse

Longtime school choice Republican Glenn Cordelli resigns from NH House

The big political stand that wasn’t

US Supreme Court maintains temporary freeze on full SNAP benefits for November

A man with disabilities was found dead in the woods. New Hampshire was supposed to protect him.

The shutdown tug-of-war over SNAP benefits: a timeline

ACLU pushes to overturn Addison death sentence, citing racial bias

Hemp growers, retailers targeted in section of government shutdown legislation

New Hampshire lawmakers renew push to restructure renewable energy quotas

Shutdown battle ebbs, but Trump won’t give up trying to withhold full SNAP benefits

US Senate in bipartisan vote passes bill to end record-breaking shutdown, House up next