Reflections on the election
Now it’s time for the real, desperately needed work to begin
Opinion
Let’s keep our focus on fighting Covid-19
Action, or inaction, over the next two months will have life-or-death implications
The chasm between us remains
The election was not a repudiation of the forces that divide our nation
Honoring those who nobly served our nation
On Veterans Day, and every day, we should renew our commitment to protect and enhance their lives
An electoral history lesson
A look at results since 1948 shows that the political parties can’t take anything for granted in New Hampshire
Mental health awareness during Covid-19
The pandemic has required creativity by providers across New Hampshire
Protecting domestic violence survivors during the pandemic
Partisan politics shouldn’t get in the way of addressing the Covid crisis, and it shouldn’t stop Republican leadership from working with us to support survivors and prevent domestic and sexual violence
Utility regulation gone awry: a crash course
PUC’s ‘legislative’ docket raises procedural alarm bells
Weeks: America’s greatness is based on America’s goodness
Trump’s self-comparison to Lincoln is offensive in the extreme
Thomson: Promises made and kept by President Trump
He fulfilled his pledges to voters by ‘making America great again’
Critical-thinking skills essential for voters
The heart of the political season is here, and it is a good time to remember soundbites do not necessarily make good public policy and are not necessarily factual.
Vote: Our democracy depends on it
With a little extra effort from all of us, we can ensure a free and fair election
Amid Covid, afterschool programs even more important
I am writing today to talk about the importance of afterschool care in my life and in the lives of many Early Language Learning (ELL) students.
The best leaders put the people first
Our elected officials at the national level in particular seem to have forgotten what it means to be leaders on behalf of citizens. They seem to have forgotten from where they come.
What is an acceptable method of protest?
Superimposing ‘respect for the flag’ as a justification for suppressing nonviolent protest solves nothing
The workplace of the future is here
Changes on the manufacturing floor are taking place now, but it’s an evolution, not a revolution
What do you think?
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