The Granite State Report outlines a detailed inventory of U.S. war crimes, emphasizing New Hampshire’s involvement in military actions and accountability failures. It delves into historical conflicts and patterns of impunity, revealing a systemic issue where low-ranking soldiers face prosecution while higher-ups evade justice. The report advocates for urgent reforms in accountability and transparency.
The article “The Ledger We Don’t Keep” by Dexter Dow uncovers a historical inventory of U.S. war crimes from the Indian Wars to the drone era. It highlights unpunished atrocities, the failures of accountability, and the systematic normalization of impunity within military operations. This examination critiques the disparity between public narratives and documented abuses, emphasizing the need for genuine accountability reforms.
The forecast for millennials indicates a challenging future marked by rising aging populations, potential Social Security insolvency, and job displacement due to AI. While some millennials may inherit wealth, many face economic struggles and must adapt to longer working lives. Decisions made today will significantly impact their future stability and quality of life.
The Convert Who Replaced the Founder — Granite State Report What it means when the man who hunted a religion ends up writing it. The principal architect of Christianity began his career trying to exterminate it. Saul of Tarsus stood holding the coats while Stephen was stoned to death (Acts…
New Hampshire’s gaming industry has transformed from modest charitable game rooms into a multi-billion dollar sector, generating over $500 million annually. The removal of betting limits and introduction of slot machines have spurred growth, but critics question the charitable model’s integrity and highlight rising problem gambling rates and inadequate support services.
HB 1442 is constitutionally vulnerable, likely inviting litigation that New Hampshire taxpayers would bear. The bill discriminates against transgender individuals, violating the Equal Protection Clause and Due Process Clause. Its purported safety justifications lack evidence, and it conflicts with federal law. Enacting this bill risks significant legal repercussions for the state.
New Hampshire, despite being the 46th largest state, has a significant political impact through its unique small-scale governance, large citizen legislature, and town meeting traditions. Its political culture promotes accessibility and independent voter engagement while also highlighting challenges, such as representation and policy capacity limits. These dynamics shape both local and national political landscapes.
New Hampshire faces significant challenges as it navigates economic, demographic, and environmental pressures. With an aging population and rising living costs, particularly in housing and child care, the state must decide whether to modernize its systems or risk diminishing its appeal as a destination for newcomers seeking a better life.
The Lake Estate on Winnisquam, a $90 million luxury resort in Tilton, New Hampshire, aims to redefine regional hospitality. Opening on September 23, 2025, it features lavish amenities and a focus on exceptional service. Its success could transform New Hampshire’s luxury tourism landscape, attracting high-end visitors and boosting the local economy.
The blog piece explores the history of New Hampshire’s mill towns, highlighting their rise in the 19th century due to water-powered industries and immigrant communities. However, economic shifts led to their decline. Today, revitalization efforts aim to preserve the towns’ heritage while adapting to modern needs, emphasizing the importance of remembering their legacy.
North Conway, NH, situated in the Mount Washington Valley, is a premier destination for outdoor activities, shopping, and family entertainment. Visitors can enjoy hiking, skiing, scenic drives, and the Conway Scenic Railroad. The area also offers tax-free shopping and diverse dining options. North Conway is an ideal base for exploring the White Mountains year-round.
New Hampshire and Vermont have notable differences in housing affordability, economic growth, and political culture. New Hampshire boasts higher median incomes and lower poverty rates, while Vermont is recognized for progressive policies and environmental quality. Both states face challenges such as rural depopulation and balancing tax burdens while maintaining quality of life.
New Hampshire vs. Maine: An Overview Both New Hampshire (NH) and Maine are part of New England and share many geographical, historical, and cultural traits. But in recent decades their trajectories have diverged in multiple ways — in policy approach, business climate, housing markets, population growth, political leanings, and metrics…
In New Hampshire, Millennials face significant challenges including high student debt, rising housing costs, and cost of living pressures. Despite a growing young adult population, many struggle with retaining stable employment and housing affordability. Strategic investments in affordable housing, education, and infrastructure are essential for improving their quality of life and ensuring retention.
The report analyzes generational outcomes in the U.S. concerning happiness, education, work, wealth, housing, marriage, and security. Baby Boomers report higher life satisfaction, while younger generations, particularly Gen Z, show declining happiness and rising challenges in affordability and financial security, despite increased educational attainment among young adults.
The report analyzes generational differences among Americans from Baby Boomers to Gen Z in areas like happiness, education, employment, wealth, and housing. It highlights that older generations report greater happiness and stability, while younger generations face higher debt, delayed milestones, and increasing mental health challenges. Economic pressures complicate their paths to stability.
By Granite State Report The long shadow of a rifle shot On November 22, 1963, television carried stunned Americans through Dallas as the nation’s young president was cut down in a presidential motorcade. Less than five years later, rifle fire on a Memphis balcony killed the country’s foremost moral voice,…
