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Elena Eberwein/NHPRAs she focuses on improving reading scores in New Hampshire schools, Gov. Kelly Ayotte visited Auburn Village School Thursday to read students a Dr. Seuss classic – “Oh the Places You Go” – and then told students what it’s like being governor. -
Jesse Costa/WBURThe pace of arrests is more than four times that in the last 15 months of the Biden administration. Under Trump arrests have swept up people from 100 countries, with the highest numbers coming from Brazil and Guatemala. They took place at local courthouses, police departments, the federal courthouse in Boston and in the streets of Massachusetts cities and towns.
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The plan would fund DHS, except for immigration enforcement, through September. Republicans would then try to fund the whole agency for three years using a tactic that would not need Democratic votes. -
Secretary of State David Scanlan responded to an executive order issued by President Trump calling on states to share information about every U.S. citizen who is eligible to vote in their states. -
SangYeob Kim is the director of the Immigrants’ Rights Project at ACLU-NH. He’ll be in the Supreme Court this week as this case is argued. -
Congress actually hasn’t officially declared war since World War II. -
One bill would open the door for utilities to own “advanced” nuclear reactors up to 300 megawatts in capacity. Another proposal would allow utilities to own fossil fuel and nuclear generators, though it also includes a 5 megawatt cap. -
On Wed., April 1, NPR and NHPR will provide live special coverage of the Supreme Court oral arguments in Trump v. Barbara beginning at 10 a.m..
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Join NHPR at The Music Hall in Portsmouth on Tues. Sept. 29 for a live recording of The Middle with Jeremy Hobson, exploring what is at stake ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. -
Carroll’s cooperation agreement and participation means its four full-time police officers are committed to assisting ICE in federal immigration enforcement. They did just that in December when they detained seven people in Twin Mountain for ICE. -
The New Hampshire Legislature is about halfway through its current session. Thursday was crossover day with both the Senate and House holding floor sessions for final votes on bills originating in their chambers. What are the top issues and bills arising in the State House now? -
State judges' performance reviews are currently confidential. Under the proposal, all judges would undergo an evaluation at least every three years. That would include courtroom observations and analyses of how efficiently they process cases.
