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Moonlight Meadery owner Michael Fairbrother says he is out 750,000 in potential sales per year and had to lay off his wife and a six-year veteran with the winery he founded in 2010. The reason? Retaliatory tariffs by the Chinese government.

The CEO and president of Dartmouth-Hitchcock is defending the health care organization's decision to sell the naming rights to the Norris Cotton Cancer Center, named after the late New Hampshire senator who was instrumental in securing a 3 million federal grant in 1970 to build rural New England's first regional cancer center in Lebanon.

The number of U.S. families with children owning homes fell by 3.6 million over the last decade, as rising housing prices pushed many out of the market.

The animal cruelty trial of Jennifer Choate took an unexpected turn on Thursday when Choate's attorney announced his client would be seeking a direct appeal to Grafton County Superior Court.

Exactly 11 months after he was brought on as the Chief Financial Officer and Vice President of Finance of St. Anselm College, Eric Norman is no longer employed by the college.

A high-powered task force wrapped up its work Thursday and proposed barriers to discourage other states from collecting sales taxes from New Hampshire online retailers.

President Donald J. Trump certainly could have addressed Vladimir Putin more assertively in Helsinki Monday regarding Moscow's interference in America's elections. The stinging reactions to Trump's statements paint America's President as a veritable reincarnation of Julius Rosenberg. But Trump's actions refute this unfair attack.

The Moving Wall is on display at Souhegan High School in Amherst through Monday.

Back when word first leaked that Jared Kushner, Paul Manafort, and Donald Trump Jr. had met with a Russian lawyer and others offering dirt on Hillary Clinton, President Trump seemed to think he was supplying an exculpatory cover story.

High-tax states think that the rest of the country has a constitutional obligation to underwrite their bad policies.

Recently, Americans celebrated Independence Day with parades, fireworks, cookouts, and picnics - spending the day outside. And here in New Hampshire, July Fourth was a real scorcher! It made us appreciate the air conditioning in our homes, cars, and places of business all the more.

In New Hampshire, we pride ourselves on getting the job done without raising taxes. We do not have an income tax and we do not have a sales tax. Over the past 19 months, under Republican leadership in Concord, we even cut taxes.

To the Editor: In attempting to deal with the chaos unleashed by the Supreme Court's recent and deeply flawed decision in South Dakota v. Wayfair, the governor is getting it all wrong.

Comcast Corp. dropped its 66 billion bid for Twenty-First Century Fox Inc's entertainment assets on Thursday but said it would still try to expand its international footprint by acquiring 61 percent of European broadcaster Sky Plc, the remainder of which is owned by Fox.

Martin Truex Jr., the defending Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series champion, is on the lookout for a new primary sponsor after 5-hour Energy chose to end its sponsor agreement with the Furniture Row Racing team after this season concludes.

Director of National Intelligence Daniel Coats on Thursday acknowledged that he did not know what took place in President Donald Trump's one-on-one meeting in Helsinki with Russian President Vladimir Putin, even as the White House announced plans to invite the Russian leader to Washington, D.C., for a second meeting in the fall.

Residents and workers from 49 buildings near the site of an early-morning steam pipe explosion in Manhattan were evacuated, many for at least two days, on Thursday after lung-damaging asbestos was found on debris from the blast, officials said.

Wells Fargo Co. is in the process of refunding millions of dollars to customers for adding services to their accounts without their full understanding, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday, citing sources.

President Donald Trump on Thursday told CNBC that he was unhappy about the Federal Reserve's decision to hike interest rates, saying he was concerned about their potential impact on the U.S. economy and American competitiveness.

As the first-round leaderboard went chockablock with under-par scores on Thursday ' Kevin Kisner at 5-under 66, three-way ties at 67 and 68, a 10-way tie at 69 with Rory McIlroy, Justin Thomas and Zach Johnson in it and a 14-way tie at 70 with Rickie Fowler in there somewhere ' and as Tiger Woods opened with even-par 71, everyone was...