The Exchange

Long before Bullwinkle, has the moose been an iconic favorite in the state. In fact, naturalists for years have referred to them as 'charismatic megafauna'

Governor Maggie Hassan signs a few handful of bills into law, including one for medical marijuana and one establishing a state energy strategy. The battle

With all the talk around a Voter ID law, which would tighten requirements for voting, others are looking to loosen the reigns. They are hoping to pass a

Almost one-in-ten New Hampshire children is diagnosed with some type of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, putting us around the middle of the pack

In his new book, The Last of the Doughboys, Richard Rubin reflects on the First World War through the eyes of dozens of centenarians who experienced its

As more New Hampshire communities adopt bike-friendly policies, more Granite Staters are taking to two wheels instead of four, encouraged by programs such

A special commission begins delving into the details of Medicaid expansion; the Northern Pass Project blankets state households with brochures touting a

The Obama administration recently announced delays in several provisions of the Affordable Care Act -- including the employer mandate, which requires

The Senate has passed a significant overhaul of the country’s immigration laws. The plan includes a path to citizenship and more border security. But the

Last month, President Obama vowed to take on climate change, bypassing Congress and pledging to use his authority under existing laws. The centerpiece of

Former Arizona Congresswoman Gabby Giffords visits the Granite State in support of stricter gun laws, a commission was launched to study the possible

It was six months of battles, bargains and balancing. Debates on medical marijuana, voter ID, and taxes all took center stage. A proposed casino was nixed,

In his new book, Harvard University President Joseph Nye analyzes the role of presidential leadership during the rise of American global influence from

The 10th Amendment reserves powers not delegated to the federal government back to the states. But where the line between federal and state power lies has

Many in New Hampshire have become concerned over the rise of expulsions and suspensions. Not only are the reason for these suspensions expanding, they say,