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POLITICS
May 12, 2013 | By Peter Wallsten
Earlier this spring, Sen. Rand Paul and his wife, Kelley, invited a crew from the Christian Broadcasting Network into their Kentucky home for what turned into two full days of reality TV. In a half-hour special, "At Home With Rand Paul," the couple are seen bird-watching in the woods, going to McDonald's and, especially, talking about religion — their belief in traditional marriage and the senator's call for a "spiritual cleansing" in America....
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NATIONAL
June 6, 2013 | By Associated Press
CONCORD, N.H. — New Hampshire health officials say the hepatitis C outbreak associated with a former hospital technician has spread beyond his patients to a person who is believed to have had sexual contact with one of them. David Kwiatkowski is accused of stealing drugs from Exeter Hospital and infecting patients with hepatitis C through syringes tainted with his blood. Since his July arrest, 32 patients New Hampshire have been diagnosed with the strain of hepatitis C carried by...
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OPINIONS
June 20, 2008 | By E. J. Dionne Jr
HANOVER, N.H. -- The race for electoral votes could be so close in November that small states may well pick the next president. Among those diminutive states, New Hampshire is by far the most interesting. Consider that in 2000, George W. Bush beat Al Gore here by 7,211 votes (Ralph Nader got just over 22,000). If New Hampshire's four electoral votes had gone the other way, Gore would have won, and Florida would not have mattered. New Hampshire is also one of only three states that changed sides between 2000 and 2004, and the only one that...
LOCAL
May 21, 2013 | By John Wagner
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley (D) is co-hosting a fundraiser Tuesday night for Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-N.H.), an event certain to add to the buzz about O'Malley's presidential ambitions, given that Shaheen hails from New Hampshire. Sen. Barbara A. Mikulski (D-Md.) is the other host of the fundraiser, being held at a residence in Owings Mills. Tickets for the event start at $1,000, according to an invitation, which lists O'Malley's O'Say Can You See political action committee as the organizer.
SPORTS
October 9, 2009
DURHAM, N.H. -- Tom Manning kicked two field goals in the fourth quarter and New Hampshire beat Villanova 28-24 on Saturday. Manning kicked a 35-yarder to give New Hampshire (5-0, 2-0 Colonial Athletic Association) a 25-24 lead early in the fourth quarter and added a 22-yarder with 4:11 to play. New Hampshire's R.J. Toman went 15-for-18 for 292 yards, including a 32-yard touchdown pass to Scott Sicko. New Hampshire has won three of the past four games in the series. Matt Szczur scored two touchdowns with 66 yards rushing and 83...
POLITICS
January 9, 2012 | By Jon Cohen
A "fiasco," one analyst called it. Another observer called it a "snafu. " In short, the pre-election polls before the New Hampshire primary in 2008 were a disaster. The numbers had anticipated a clear result: It would be a second, major win for then-Sen. Barack Obama over Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, who had been the overwhelming favorite for the Democratic nomination. Instead, Clinton won by about two percentage points, setting off the polling industry's biggest reevaluation since the infamous "Dewey defeats Truman" headlines of...
NEWS
June 3, 2009 | By Keith B. Richburg
NEW YORK, June 3 -- New Hampshire this afternoon became the sixth state to allow gay marriage, after Gov. John Lynch (D) signed a revised bill approved by both houses of the legislature. The state senate passed the bill by a vote of 14 to 10, and the house followed later with a vote of 198 to 176. Lynch immediately signed the bill, which included revisions he had insisted upon. The changes give protections from lawsuits for organizations that refuse to participate in same-sex ceremonies on religious grounds.
POLITICS
October 21, 2008
SEN. JOHN MCCAIN (R-ARIZ.): ... New Hampshire, I know I can count on you again to come from behind. (APPLAUSE) To again come from behind and take a victory and bring it all the way to Washington, D.C., next January. And, my friends, I'm asking you to come out one more time. Get out the vote. Get them out and we'll win and we'll have a great election night here. (APPLAUSE) And, my friends, my happiest -- some of my happiest, happiest memories are being here in this wonderful state.
OPINIONS
March 25, 2013 | By Richard Cohen
"The problem with the Republican Party is Republicans. " This quote is taken not from the recent report of a Republican task force but from the mind of yours truly. It is, however, the message of the 97-page " Growth & Opportunity Project " report, which urges the party to get with the program (the 21st century) on gays, immigration, corporate greed and even same-sex marriage. The report was written by five important moderate Republicans who would like the GOP to be more like themselves.
POLITICS
September 29, 2011 | By Nia-Malika Henderson
It's official. Jon Huntsman Jr.'s campaign strategy is New Hampshire or bust. Huntsman , who has gained some traction in recent Granite State polls, will pull up stakes in Florida, moving his campaign headquarters to the first Republican primary state. The move is the clearest sign yet that the former Utah governor and Obama ambassador to China has retrenched from his initial three-state strategy to win the 2012 GOP nomination. Furthermore, a number of Florida staffers were informed...
POLITICS
April 30, 2013 | By Ed O’Keefe
WARREN, N.H. — The contentious political fight over gun control moved into the White Mountains of New Hampshire on Tuesday as gun-control activists began to focus on Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R-N.H.) as a prime target in their effort to revive their push for stricter gun laws. Ayotte was a key, high-profile vote against the bipartisan plan to expand the national gun ­background-check program, which failed in the Senate two weeks ago despite overwhelming public support and extensive...
LOCAL
April 4, 2013
Thursday, April 4 Temple Hills computer class, learn how to use a mouse and keyboard and work with Windows. 9:30 a.m., Hillcrest Heights Library, 2398 Iverson St., Temple Hills. Free, registration required. 301-630-4900. Farmer training program, learn about recent changes and the addition of new federal nutrition programs that can be accepted at farmers markets. This training is mandatory for farmers who sell in Maryland and the District and who want to accept checks from participants...
OPINIONS
March 25, 2013 | By Richard Cohen
"The problem with the Republican Party is Republicans. " This quote is taken not from the recent report of a Republican task force but from the mind of yours truly. It is, however, the message of the 97-page " Growth & Opportunity Project " report, which urges the party to get with the program (the 21st century) on gays, immigration, corporate greed and even same-sex marriage. The report was written by five important moderate Republicans who would like the GOP to be more like themselves.
LOCAL
January 22, 2013
Myrtle McIntyre, 95, the widow of former Sen. Thomas J. McIntyre (D-N.H.) and a past president of the Democratic Congressional Wives Forum, died Jan. 13 at Falcons Landing retirement community in Sterling. She had complications from a fall and emergency hip surgery. A former staffer for her husband, Ellen Kelley, confirmed the death. Mrs. McIntyre was active in Democratic Party politics in New Hampshire and nationally and was credited with helping build support for the party in a historically Republican stronghold.
BUSINESS
January 11, 2013 | By Amanda White
Only two states — New Hampshire and Florida — failed to meet the Dec. 14 deadline to decide on a way to implement a health insurance exchange system, as required by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. The two offer the last of the business opportunities for these exchanges, which have provided a boost for technologies specializing in health information technology. New Hampshire is actively resisting the requirement. In September, the state passed legislation prohibiting the establishment of a...
OPINIONS
December 7, 2012
Regarding the Dec. 2 front-page article " Mitt's life post-election? It's no roller coaster. ": I voted for Mitt Romney, and I read The Post regularly. After reading this article, which struck me as very critical and personal in nature, I feel the need to remind The Post that Romney is now a private citizen. Yes, he was a presidential candidate, but he did not win the election. It is time to move on and focus coverage on topics that we as a country need to discuss. Say what you will about Romney, but a presidential race...
POLITICS
October 19, 2011 | By Dan Balz
LAS VEGAS — The Republican presidential candidates broke camp here Wednesday morning after their rowdy debate the night before and left behind some unfinished business: Will Nevada or New Hampshire blink in their increasingly nasty dispute over the 2012 primary and caucus calendar? Several Republican candidates have vowed not to participate in Nevada's GOP caucuses, now set for Jan. 14. They have declared solidarity with New Hampshire, whose secretary of state, William Gardner, has been demanding that Nevada move its...
SPORTS
October 3, 2009
TOWSON, Md. -- Kevin Decker threw two touchdown passes and ran for a score as New Hampshire forced eight turnovers in a 57-7 victory over Towson on Saturday. Sean Jellison scored on an 81-yard kickoff return and Ryan McGuinness scored on a 96-yard interception return for the Wildcats (4-0, 1-0 Colonial Athletic Association). Peter Athens was 7-for-20 with 67 yards passing with a touchdown, five interceptions for the Tigers (1-3, 0-1). It was Towsons worst loss to New Hampshire in the teams six games.
LOCAL
December 3, 2012 | By John Wagner
The Maryland State Police spent nearly $100,000 on out-of-state travel to provide executive protection services for the politically ambitious Gov. Martin O'Malley (D) during the first nine months of the year, according to state officials. The 26 trips included many in which O'Malley traveled in his capacity as chairman of the Democratic Governors Association or to raise out-of-state money for Maryland ballot measures on same-sex sex marriage and immigrant tuition rates. While other...
NEWS
November 27, 2012
Principal, School Without Walls Richard Trogisch is the principal of the School Without Walls – a high performing magnet school in Washington DC which is a National Blue Ribbon School 2010, ranked 97th in Newsweek high school rankings for 2011/2012. Prior to this, he has served as principal of schools in Rhode Island, Vermont, and New Hampshire. He was also headmaster of The International School of Aruba, Dutch Caribbean.