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Rep. Jason Osborne's company fired the last of his 20 New Hampshire-based employees on March 2 without notice.
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In a statement responding to the court's ruling, Gov. Chris Sununu said "access to these services will continue to remain safe, accessible, and legal in New Hampshire."
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The measure, which has already cleared the legislature, awaits further action from Gov. Chris Sununu.
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The workforce housing package favored by Gov. Chris Sununu and affordable housing advocates is all but defeated.
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LGBTQ+ rights groups, teachers unions and the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office have raised concerns that the law could require schools to “out” trans students to their parents.
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LGBTQ+ rights groups and others say the measure could effectively require schools to “out” a student’s gender identity to their parents.
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As the U.S. Supreme Court appears poised to overturn Roe v. Wade and delegate abortion law to states, New Hampshire lawmakers have blocked legislation that would enshrine abortion rights in state statute.
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Activists who falsely claim the 2020 election was rigged testified in support of a GOP bill Wednesday that would launch an audit of the results in New Hampshire.
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A bill introduced for the upcoming session has a vision. But one renewable energy leader says it could introduce hurdles for the state’s budding solar industry.
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