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The success of New Hampshire’s “bell-to-bell” school cellphone ban has the state looking at other ways to use technology more effectively.

Gov. Kelly Ayotte, a cellphone ban champion, kicked off the first meeting of the School Screen Time Ta...


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A blue-collar candidate who began his work in the trades in the sixth grade was endorsed by a labor union on Thursday. Why is that news?

Because he’s a Republican candidate for Congress.

The State Employees’ Association, SEIU Local 1984, endorsed Republican Victor Orlando in the NH-02 GOP primary Thursday, as the public-sector union continues its outreach to a R...


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“I’ll be clear: if my name is on the ballot, Sununu won’t win,”

That’s what crypto-anarchist Aaron Day told the Washington Examiner about running for U.S. Senate as an independent in New Hampshire this year. Day has made no secret of his animus toward the GOP frontrunner, former Sen. John E. Sununu, telling the Examiner he believes he can win two or three percent of th...


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Stefany Shaheen has scored the endorsement of a left-wing environmental organization, whose policy goals range from slashing all greenhouse gas emissions in half by 2030 to opposing voter ID laws. 

At a news conference in Merrimack on Thursday, the League of Conservation Voters Action Fund announced its endorsement of Shaheen in the NH-01 Democratic primary.

“We...


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For generations, organized labor has been told that we are the backbone of the Democratic Party.

Union members knock on doors, make phone calls, register voters, and turn out communities. We contribute our money, our time and our credibility. When Democratic candidates promise to defend the right to organize and bargain collectively, union members are often standing be...


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