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Now Is The Worst of Times
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Happy Thanksgiving and pass the Moderna please. Last week New Hampshire hit its all-time high for active COVID-19 cases, approaching 8,000.
abortion
Heading Down a Slippery Slope to Vigilantism in N.H.
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The German government in the 1930s passed a law that required individuals to report anyone who spoke against the Nazi party, its leaders or the government.
Biden Administration
Terrible Timing for Failure of State’s COVID-19 Tracking System
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The Legislature has experienced outbreaks as well, including early in the session when then-House Speaker Dick Hinch died from COVID-19.
Featured in Category
Ending the Pandemic Should Not Be Partisan, But It Is
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The politics surrounding the pandemic have become more toxic than the disease.
Distant Dome
A Divided Country Sitting on a Sword’s Edge of Democracy Slipping Away
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The divide that began growing after the Sept. 11 attacks, led to another day that most everyone will remember where they were when it happened.
Carroll County
Census Data Paints a Picture of Two New Hampshires
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For example, New Hampshire has three counties that lost population in the last decade, Coos, Sullivan and Cheshire.
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Just Approved Budget Sends State in New Direction
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There are any number of controversial provisions including the divisive concepts section that is not quite the prohibition on teaching controversial racial or sexual concepts as the original but certainly would prohibit critical race theory in public schools and universities.
Budget
Public Education System Is Under Attack In Legislature
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Change often goes unnoticed if it is done in quiet little steps.
Distant Dome
House Has Much Work To Do To Meet Deadlines
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The full House has yet to take action on any bill while the Senate held one session day last week and has another scheduled this week with at least two controversial bills: an independent redistricting commission and right-to-work.