Brad Cook

The term used by proponents masks the vastly more complex subject of labor law

For the first time in years, Republicans hold full control of state government

An impressive tour of the NH Association for the Blind’s McGreal Sight Center

Hard choices need to be made if we are to be a strong and vibrant economy

Only voters who vote are counted

Declaring the winners is not the end, it’s only the beginning

Remember two who demonstrated their lifelong commitment to the practice of law and good citizenship

How a recent visit brought great pride to one alumnus

September primary results set the stage for the general election

Reflections on New Hampshire’s colleges and universities and the pending departure of an unsung hero

IF I vote for you, this is what it means – and what it doesn’t

Brexit vote raises questions about U.S. election

Why members of Congress deserve their own Bill of Rights

The story of how Medicaid expansion was reauthorized in the House of Representatives

Colby-Sawyer, like similar small liberal arts colleges, look to the future

Several recent events point out the contradictions facing education in the state’s largest city

More than one commentator has decried a lack of discipline in controlling the presidential field

Interesting questions raised by the current legislative session

The lives of Eileen Foley and Martin Gross set an example for the rest of us

Insights and observations from the 100th New Hampshire primary

Here’s an analysis of the major presidential candidates in both parties

The longtime utility executive set an example that others would be wise to follow

Plus, the McQuaid-Trump electoral drama evokes past Union Leader political feuds

Some 1,000 bills will go before lawmakers in the next session

Ballot Law Commission was faced with several legal issues in determining challenges to presidential candidates

As the serious New Hampshire examination continues, let’s look at the candidates

Manchester, Nashua and Portsmouth share common issues, but have varying takes on them

The work of Easter Seals’ Veterans Count resonates across New Hampshire and beyond

Hassan’s Senate announcement stirs speculation, maneuvering

Concord event kicks off yearlong celebration

Reflections on the convoluted and unnecessary actions taken by elected officials

A welcoming country whose financial situation seems invisible to visitors

Remembering two men whose lives touched so many

Parallels to prior campaigns can predict candidates’ prospective futures

Poulton, Farrell helped shape the office