InDepthNH.org (https://indepthnh.org/category/op-ed/page/2/)
What I am talking about is Trump sending his thugs to interfere with our primary and general elections this year in an effort to prevent Democrats from taking Congress and, just maybe, the US Senate.
The state education funding system has been challenged for years going back decades, with one of the most recent suits decided by the state Supreme Court and the other still before the court.
NH and Vermont have the highest average “sticker price” in the nation for their four year public colleges and universities in terms of tuition and fees of about $19,000/year. Add another $14,000 or $15,000 for food and housing in the UNH system.
A late 1970s rock band was named Cheap Trick, which could also be the title for House Bill 1300 which Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed into law last week.
After carefully reviewing the investigative findings, the body camera footage, and the Attorney General’s report, we remain deeply troubled by several aspects of this case.
The debate over data centers isn’t just about technology. It’s about who pays the price when massive corporations come looking for land to develop costly electricity and water-guzzling data centers.
For two and a half centuries, our republic has endured wars, economic upheaval, social transformation, and political division. We have not always lived up to the ideals proclaimed in Philadelphia in 1776, but generation after generation has struggled to make the promise of liberty, equality, and self-government more meaningful for those who followed.
Taylor Swift scheduled her wedding to Travis Kelce intentionally, I think, to upstage Trump’s “big beautiful” July 4th celebration that he disgracefully bills as “the most spectacular TRUMP RALLY of them all.”
Once again, our community finds itself confronting difficult questions about policing, accountability, and the relationship between law enforcement and the communities they serve.