Mugshots Are Punishment Without a Verdict. Concord Buried the Fix Twice.
New Hampshire shelved HB 125 and SB 246 on booking photos. The case for ending pre-conviction mugshot release, with a GSR model bill.
State government as it happens: the Statehouse, bills and roll-call votes, the Ayotte administration, schools, hearings and town halls, and elections.
152 stories 2025–2026
New Hampshire shelved HB 125 and SB 246 on booking photos. The case for ending pre-conviction mugshot release, with a GSR model bill.
Fact-checks rarely move committed voters. What research and recent polling say does: broken promises, rising costs and conversations without contempt.
New Hampshire funds towns and schools mostly through property taxes. The four lines on your bill, why school costs dominate, and the Claremont cases.
Opinion: the September 11 attacks were foreseeable blowback from U.S. policy in the Middle East, and the wars that followed cost trillions.
HB 1300 puts a school-district tax cap question on New Hampshire's November 2026 ballot. What the ballot text says and what the statute does.
Donald Trump's criminal record, checked against court files: 34 felony counts and 10 contempt findings in one New York case, and what is not a conviction.
The fishing proverb's earliest known version appears in an 1885 novel, not the Bible. A column on what the saying gets wrong about school funding.
New Hampshire's complex history with U.S. war crimes, uncovering overlooked narratives and accountability in American military actions.
Discover the tumultuous disaffiliation of New Hampshire's Libertarian Party after controversial remarks from chair Jeremy Kauffman.
Discover how New Hampshire households face an extra $4,500 to $7,500 in 2026 due to tariffs, immigration enforcement, and rising fuel costs.
Explore how global editorial pages critically describe America in 2026, revealing perspectives from countries like Canada, Japan, and the UK.
Explore how America’s global reputation shifted from ally to liability in just a year through extensive polling and analysis.
Explore a detailed audit of Trump's presidency, assessing his achievements and failures across two terms and their impacts on New Hampshire and beyond.
Explore how New Hampshire's school funding system led to Concord's $155M decision on Rundlett Middle School, sparking statewide concerns.
Concord got $2.8 million less in state aid, cut 40 staff and raised property taxes 12.2 percent. Majority leaders then blamed local overspending.
Explore the Downshifting Doom Loop in New Hampshire: tax hikes, job cuts, and the push for constitutional change amid rising property values.
Explore the Insult Ledger—a comprehensive catalog of Donald Trump's most notorious insults, showcasing a decade of political rhetoric.
An April 2026 report on abuse and restraint allegations at the Sununu Youth Services Center, drawn from the Office of the Child Advocate's findings.
An April 2026 Granite State Report account of the U.S. naval blockade at the Strait of Hormuz and what it meant for New Hampshire fuel and heating-oil prices.
Explore New Hampshire's Senate race as candidates prioritize child care without addressing rising gas prices. Discover the economic implications.
