Ruling allows high school students Parker Tirrell and Iris Turmelle to participate on their teams with their friends and classmates while their case challenging HB 1205 proceeds

The New Hampshire Supreme Court affirmed a lower court decision that ruled that a Union Leader op-ed published on June 18, 2021 by writer and activist Robert Azzi did not constitute defamation because it amounts to protected political opinion.

The New Hampshire Supreme Court affirmed a lower court ruling upholding a Manchester school district policy in support of transgender students, which includes referring to students by their requested names and pronouns and maintaining student privacy when appropriate.

Today, the families of two New Hampshire public high school students filed a lawsuit challenging a new state law, HB 1205, which categorically bans all transgender girls in grades 5-12 from participating in school sports.

New Border Patrol data shows zero apprehensions occurred from January to May 2024

Unconstitutional bills ban transgender youth from school sports, impact critical healthcare, and create a new, anti-LGBTQ+ school censorship scheme.

Following U.S. Supreme Court decision on homelessness, letter urges local officials to refrain from increased civil and criminal enforcement to address the needs of the unhoused population in Manchester

The Supreme Court has failed to make clear once and for all that anyone who is pregnant has the basic right to the emergency abortion care they need to protect their health and lives.

Despite a unique window of opportunity and growing excitement about legalization, today, New Hampshire lawmakers failed to pass legislation to legalize marijuana.