By JOSH ROGERS  NHPR  It’s been clear for some time that state lawmakers and Gov. Kelly Ayotte will face challenges in crafting the next two-year state budget. But the scope of what they will face came into greater focus this week,

When most Americans think about Canada, which is rarely, they think of snow, lakes, good hunting and how pleasant it is to have a neighbour who doesn’t make trouble. When Canadians think about Americans,

NEW HAMPSHIRE welcomed Governor Kelly Ayotte into office this month with optimism and high expectations. Her inauguration represents not just a change in administration but a pivotal moment in the

New Hampshire Gov. Kelly Ayotte frequently drew parallels in her inauguration speech to nearby Massachusetts, referring to the state as a “cautionary tale” because of its spending, tax hikes and

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The owner of three restaurants paid “under-the-table” wages of $1,496,417 to multiple employees and pocketed the state and local “meals taxes” paid by customers.

A proposal would allow every family to receive at least $4,265 per year to spend on educational expenses for each of their children who does not attend public school.

The manager of UHREIT notes that the divestment is in-line with its pro-active portfolio management strategy to maximise the operational performance of assets and capitalise on opportunities.

A new bill to establish Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset was introduced to the Oklahoma House of Representatives on Jan. 15 by state Representative Cody Maynard. House Bill 1203, known as the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Act,

1989 was a milestone year in the credit world, but statistical credit scoring has been around since the 1950s.

As a programme of exchanges between global heritage sites and the UK’s National Trust properties draws to a close, horticulturists are swapping mitigating tactics for combatting climate change

Money from lotteries often funds public programs. But some argue that gambling games serve as taxes on the poor.