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Needless lawsuit threatening energy policy

At the end of last year, 11 Republican state attorneys general filed a lawsuit that will have significant, presumably unintended, and somewhat strange consequences on the energy market. Naturally, the energy industry and the price Americans pay for that energy are balanced. Spearheaded by ...

Could Spain’s blackout happen in the United States?

A sudden blackout across Spain and Portugal earlier this month left 50 million people without electricity. While the cause of the outage is unclear, a leading culprit appears to be poorly integrated wind and solar resources. What’s clear is that, in an increasingly digital age, ensuring ...

Remember why you are free

It’s the end of a school year; perhaps it is the opening weekend for swimming pools; it’s a three-day break — an excuse to travel, grill out, invite a few friends over and relax. It is Memorial Day weekend. And on Monday, in the midst of all that summer celebration, we must remember ...

A threat to the world

In an interview with Meet the Press, President Donald Trump discussed the possible need to use military force to take over Greenland from NATO-ally Denmark. Trump stated, “Something could happen with Greenland. I’ll be honest, we need that for national and international ...

Appropriate reading material

As a New Hampshire voter, I believe that local school boards, with input from parents, teachers, and community members should be the body which determines appropriate reading material for school children in each individual school district. As a retired public school teacher, I sincerely hope ...

Wealth out of politics, please

Rep. Carol Shea-Porter promised, before successive terms as our District 1 House winner going to D.C., that she’d not become rich while there. (Not take advantage.) It happened. Charts showing money-worth had her last. A wealth chart now – Google: Quiver ...