A poll circulated ahead of John E. Sununu’s Senate campaign announcement cast him as supportive of “women’s health” and LGBTQ+ rights. His voting record and public statements tell a different story A poll that went out across New Hampshire ahead of John E. Sununu’s...
Author Jodi Picoult has the dubious honor of being banned in two mediums this fall — her books and now a musical based on her novel “Between the Lines.”
Some New Hampshire politicians are super villains. Catch the convo live every week on Twitch @granitegamingnh.
Gov. Kelly Ayotte is facing a potential primary challenge from top Trump ally Corey Lewandowski and it all has to do with Republican efforts to redraw congressional maps to help them rig an election in New Hampshire in 2026.
Political parties are full of ideas, energy, and occasionally… questionable decisions. They inspire, they frustrate, and sometimes they get things spectacularly wrong. And let’s be honest—no one’s on board with every single move.
This week, we asked readers what frustrates them most about their political party. Here’s what they told us…
House Bill 155 would further cut taxes for businesses as local Republicans and the governor continue to ignore a state Supreme Court ruling.
New Hampshire might not be a big state, but how much land the biggest landowner has might surprise you.
One New Hampshire distillery is home to some of the best specialty craft spirits in the country, according to USA TODAY's 10BEST Readers' Choice Awards. Tamworth Distilling takes inspiration for their craft spirits from the surrounding natural environment. Ingredients are sourced from local farms, the distillery's own backyard gardens or the New Hampshire wilderness.
His entry comes as Republicans fear another federal election loss as Democrats hold strong polling advantage. Former US Sen. John E. Sununu (R-NH) today launched his bid to reclaim his title as New Hampshire senator. The seat is currently held by outgoing...
With the federal shutdown entering its fourth week, spurred by a stalemate over the cost of health insurance for 22 million Americans on Affordable Care Act plans, a new report shows that over 154 million people with coverage through an employer also face steep price hikes — and that the situation is likely to get worse.
