Who profits from specialty pharmacies? Insurers
Insurer practices do little to get patients who need highly specialized medication the right care at the right time
Opinion
Employers alone won’t solve the workforce shortage
With Labor Day right around the corner, employers in most every sector might mark the holiday by reflecting upon what we don’t have: labor
How renewable energy legislation prevailed
Cross-party leadership from Bradley and Below helps NH take a big step forward on energy policy
Costs of renewable standard hurt ratepayers
I am writing in response to Eric Kilens’ article on why the state should beef up solar in the 10-year energy strategy
Proposed PRO Act is not the New Hampshire way
Retailers have ‘serious concerns over the destructive impacts of this legislation’
SNAP is good for New Hampshire’s economy
The federal benefits program is an effective fiscal stimulus
Congress must address troubling physician burnout
The health and well-being of medical professionals in our community have also taken a significant toll, yet their struggle has gone unnoticed as they cared for patients on the front lines at the height of the pandemic
The victories and lost opportunities of the ‘21 session
On the one hand, there were tax cuts and PPP forgiveness. On the other, no ‘right to work’ or ‘safe harbor’
‘Whitewashing’ history is a disservice to students
By learning about racism, children are learning the real, accurate history of the U.S.
A remarkable day of celebrating and giving back in Manchester
After Covid, a reunion with the community at a 3v3 basketball tournament
