As Goes Texas, So Goes New
Hampshire?
SECESSION MOVEMENTS · STATE SOVEREIGNTY
Texas and New Hampshire both
entertain secession debates,
reflecting political frustrations
but face legal and practical
barriers to independence.
Texas has always liked to remind the
rest of us that it once was its own
country. New Hampshire has always…
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Don’t Censor the Story. Fire
the Reporter.
PRESS FREEDOM · MILITARY · CENSORSHIP
The Pentagon dismissed Stars and
Stripes’ editor, reporter, and
publisher amid concerns over
military control and editorial
independence.
The Pentagon seems to have found a
modern answer to an old censorship
problem. Crossing out a newspaper…
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Can Common Ground Pass a
Bill?
BIPARTISANSHIP · CIVIC ENGAGEMENT
Andrew Shue’s New Hampshire Forum
seeks to translate citizen consensus
into bipartisan legislation amid
entrenched political divisions.
Andrew Shue is betting that ordinary
citizens are less divided than the
political system representing them.
The New Hampshire Forum will be…
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