
Offering cash for votes is quite common – but here’s why it doesn’t work
Politics involves power and money distribution, leading politicians to promise material benefits. Trump’s US$5,000 pledge tied to election outcomes raises vote-buying concerns.

Politics involves power and money distribution, leading politicians to promise material benefits. Trump’s US$5,000 pledge tied to election outcomes raises vote-buying concerns.

The Christian right has shifted from defending liberty to seeking power, defunding aid groups that help the poor worldwide.
Caffeine pouches with no federal purchase age limit are spreading in U.S. schools, prompting districts to ban them on their own.
A Saint Anselm poll shows NH voters heading into midterms are most concerned about the economy, inflation, and affordability
A New Hampshire man was arrested after allegedly pointing a gun at a woman driving on Windsor Road, with a K-9 aiding his capture.
A person was taken into custody Saturday after police responded to Currier Road in Candia, New Hampshire, lifting a shelter-in-place order.
Minnesota claimed Floyd of Rosedale with a 13-10 walk-off victory over Iowa on a 47-yard field goal by Luke Drzewiecki
Economy

Consumers often replace items due to minor flaws, driven by a desire for perfection. This impacts sustainability.
Justice
The Senatobia, MS police officer who killed 1-year-old Kohen Wiley resigned after body-cam footage was released.
Leaked footage shows Senatobia police’s fatal shooting of 1-year-old Kohen Wiley amid shoplifting allegations.
Education

A community is in shock after gunfire erupted at an elementary school in Bend, Oregon, on Thursday afternoon, leaving multiple people dead and several others injured — including children.
Civic Engagement
New Hampshire will enjoy nearly a full week of dry, mild weather with highs near 70°F by Monday before rain returns late Thursday.
The AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act of 2025 passed the House and would require AM radio in all new passenger vehicles at no extra cost.
Civic Engagement

When voters head to the polls in Wisconsin this election season, they’re carrying more than their civic duty — many are carrying real anger about what’s coming out of their taps. In communities across northeast Wisconsin, the fight over PFAS-contaminated groundwater has become a defining test of whether elected officials are truly accountable to the people who put them in office.
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