New Hampshire Bulletin

New Hampshire Bulletin The NH Bulletin is an independent, nonprofit news outlet dedicated to keeping NH informed.

President Donald Trump threatened on Thursday morning to send the military into Minnesota to stop protests. From Ashley ...
01/16/2026

President Donald Trump threatened on Thursday morning to send the military into Minnesota to stop protests. From Ashley Murray

President Donald Trump threatened on Thursday morning to send the military into Minnesota to stop protests, following another shooting by immigration agents that injured one person, seven days after an agent fatally shot a woman in Minneapolis.

"In Concord this week, lawmakers in both parties have sparred over weighty, fundamental questions around who should dict...
01/15/2026

"In Concord this week, lawmakers in both parties have sparred over weighty, fundamental questions around who should dictate the pace of housing construction and whether limits should exist over local control." From Ethan DeWitt

It has been months since Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed a suite of bills intended to help housing construction, but Matt Mayberry says he's already seeing results.

During a state Senate hearing on Tuesday, Medicaid officials reported that new premiums for recipients could bring the s...
01/15/2026

During a state Senate hearing on Tuesday, Medicaid officials reported that new premiums for recipients could bring the state up to $23 million in the state’s fiscal year 2027. From William Skipworth

Certain New Hampshire Medicaid recipients will begin having to pay premiums in order to receive coverage from the public health program this year as part of a Republican plan to shore up the state’s finances. State officials say those premiums could bring in tens of millions of dollars.

U.S. Senate Democrats began detailing their affordability agenda Thursday ahead of the November midterm elections, start...
01/15/2026

U.S. Senate Democrats began detailing their affordability agenda Thursday ahead of the November midterm elections, starting with a focus on housing. From Jennifer Shutt

U.S. Senate Democrats began detailing their affordability agenda Thursday ahead of the November midterm elections, starting with a focus on housing.

A panel of appellate judges Wednesday heard a challenge from civil rights groups to the Trump administration’s decision ...
01/15/2026

A panel of appellate judges Wednesday heard a challenge from civil rights groups to the Trump administration’s decision to revoke an extension, as well as end, temporary protections for nearly 1 million immigrants from Haiti and Venezuela. From Ariana Figueroa

A panel of appellate judges Wednesday heard a challenge from civil rights groups to the Trump administration’s decision to revoke an extension, as well as end, temporary protections for nearly 1 million immigrants from Haiti and Venezuela.

Despite a series of new laws, many of which prohibit cities and towns from zoning actions that might block new housing, ...
01/15/2026

Despite a series of new laws, many of which prohibit cities and towns from zoning actions that might block new housing, the state’s housing affordability crisis continues. And the debate over how to alleviate it is far from settled. From Ethan DeWitt

It has been months since Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed a suite of bills intended to help housing construction, but Matt Mayberry says he's already seeing results.

Vice President JD Vance broke a tied Senate vote to block advancement of a war powers resolution that would have stopped...
01/15/2026

Vice President JD Vance broke a tied Senate vote to block advancement of a war powers resolution that would have stopped President Donald Trump from taking further military action against Venezuela without congressional authorization. From Ashley Murray

Vice President JD Vance broke a tied Senate vote to block advancement of a war powers resolution that would have stopped President Donald Trump from taking further military action against Venezuela without congressional authorization.

The mayors of Maine’s two largest cities announced Wednesday that they are expecting increased federal immigration prese...
01/15/2026

The mayors of Maine’s two largest cities announced Wednesday that they are expecting increased federal immigration presence in their communities soon, as tensions rise across the nation following the fatal shooting by a federal officer in Minnesota. From Emma Davis via Maine Morning Star

The mayors of Maine’s two largest cities announced Wednesday that they are expecting increased federal immigration presence in their communities soon, as tensions rise across the nation following the fatal shooting by a federal officer in Minnesota.

President Donald Trump signed a law Wednesday that will restore whole milk in federally subsidized school lunches. From ...
01/15/2026

President Donald Trump signed a law Wednesday that will restore whole milk in federally subsidized school lunches. From Shauneen Miranda

President Donald Trump signed a law Wednesday that will restore whole milk in federally subsidized school lunches.

Republicans on a key U.S. Senate committee on Wednesday called on the Food and Drug Administration to wrap up its ongoin...
01/14/2026

Republicans on a key U.S. Senate committee on Wednesday called on the Food and Drug Administration to wrap up its ongoing safety review of medication abortion and pressed for the Trump administration to once again require in-person dispensing. From Jennifer Shutt

Republicans on a key U.S. Senate committee on Wednesday called on the Food and Drug Administration to wrap up its ongoing safety review of medication abortion and pressed for the Trump administration to once again require in-person dispensing.

The State Department announced Wednesday it would suspend all visa processing for immigrants hailing from 75 countries b...
01/14/2026

The State Department announced Wednesday it would suspend all visa processing for immigrants hailing from 75 countries because they are deemed likely to need governmental assistance in the United States, known as a “public charge.” From Ariana Figueroa

The State Department announced Wednesday it would suspend all visa processing for immigrants hailing from 75 countries because they are deemed likely to need governmental assistance in the United States, known as a “public charge.”

How’s life on Easy Street treating you, New Hampshire? Commentary from Dana Wormald
01/14/2026

How’s life on Easy Street treating you, New Hampshire? Commentary from Dana Wormald

Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s not wrong about New Hampshire’s collection of accolades from think tanks and special interests, but what she doesn’t mention is the tyranny of averages underlying her rosy picture.

Address

Concord, NH

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when New Hampshire Bulletin posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to New Hampshire Bulletin:

Shortcuts

Share

Category