Concord Monitor
Opinion: Silence and foreign policy and genocide is abdication, not neutrality
New Hampshire congressional candidates Stefany Shaheen and Maura Sullivan are criticized for failing to adequately address foreign policy and U.S. involvement in Middle East conflicts.
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7mOpinion: ICE’s campaign of fear has come to New Hampshire
An editorial argues that New Hampshire law enforcement agencies should withdraw from the federal 287(g) immigration-enforcement program to protect constitutional rights and maintain public safety.
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4mOpinion: What's with all the rabbits?
Experts attribute the rising rabbit populations in Concord to reduced predator pressure, abundant food sources, and warmer winters caused by climate change.
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7mOpinion: The Supreme Court makes racism legal
The Supreme Court's decision in Mullin v. Doe allows the Trump administration to deport thousands of Haitians and Syrians under Temporary Protected Status, a ruling criticized as reinforcing a historical pattern of institutional racism.
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5mOpinion: Attempting one last time to explain the downsides of denying death
Author Jean Stimmell addresses reader concerns regarding her previous focus on climate catastrophe and mortality by arguing that confronting the reality of death can foster constructive thinking and acceptance.
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5mOpinion: Reflections upon returning to New Hampshire
Author John Buttrick contrasts the exceptional hospitality and community spirit he experienced in Newfoundland with the perceived hostility and lack of warmth encountered upon returning to the United States under President Donald Trump.