The litigation argues the US Department of Education is trying to enforce a vague and unconstitutional interpretation of federal law.

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New Hampshire moved closer to banning “sanctuary city” policies after the House approved their bill on Thursday.

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Maura Sullivan announced her candidacy for New Hampshire’s First District in the U.S. House on Thursday, becoming the first ...

Andrea Amico returned from vacation to four large yellow envelopes on her kitchen table — one for each family member. The letters contained blood tests sent from her state health department in the US.