After uncovering that New Hampshire’s public universities denied admission to more than 2,450 New Hampshire residents over the past four years, while admitting hundreds of international students, Rep. Joe Sweeney is taking his investigation a step further.

Every individual has the fundamental right to enjoy their property—just as every individual has the right to access that same...

Eighth-grade students in Manchester were recently given both a survey and a lesson focused on "cultural fluency" and "interrupting microaggressions" without prior notice or an opportunity for parents to opt-in, raising serious concerns among parents, community leaders, and state officials.

New Hampshire is a special place. We balance our budget without income taxes. We fight for public safety, protect parental rights, and...

Financial health is a crucial part of overall wellness. It refers to having control over day-to-day finances, being able to absorb financial shocks, and staying on track to meet long-term goals.

Deputy House Majortiy Leader Rep. Joe Sweeney (R-Salem) is pressing the University System of New Hampshire for answers about how many international students are currently enrolled at the state’s public colleges — and how many New Hampshire high school graduates have been denied admission in recent years.

If you’re anything like most Americans, you’ve likely been shocked watching the ludicrous and un-American behaviors of extreme left wing Democrats that are being reported across the country.

Six exceptional high school seniors from New Hampshire have been named semifinalists in the 2025 U.S. Presidential Scholars Program, a national honor that recognizes some of the country’s most distinguished graduating students.

While most members of the New Hampshire House of Representatives vote in strong alignment with their political parties, especially on major legislation, a small group of lawmakers from both parties showed a clear pattern of independence in 2025, frequently casting votes that diverged from their caucus.​

As Governor Kelly Ayotte approaches her 100th day in office, her administration has undertaken several initiatives aimed at addressing public safety, fiscal management, education, housing, and transportation in New Hampshire.​

It’s not often that we have an opportunity to pause and take the time to reflect on what is happening in our country.

The New Hampshire House Republicans recently passed HB148 which allows the classification of individuals based on biological sex in three specific areas under New Hampshire law.