Letter: When will Joe Biden lead by example?
It is beyond time for Joe Biden to get out of his basement and answer questions. It is unimaginable that there are not very high crimes involved here.
Late ballots, mismatched signatures, drop boxes — Here’s how hundreds of lawsuits could affect the election’s outcome
The 2020 election season has seen an unprecedented number of lawsuits as a result of the coronavirus pandemic and changing voting laws, which could ultimately sway the election’s outcome, according to experts.
97 years ago, a Vermonter stayed in a sinking submarine to rescue fellow crewman
Wednesday marked the 97th anniversary of the heroic event that earned a Vermont man the Congressional Medal of Honor, the nation’s highest award for military valor.
Letter: Conservatives should vote for Phil Scott, or no one
Repeatedly I am asked whom conservatives should vote for now that I have withdrawn from the governor’s race. I wish to answer that question here for all to consider.
New Hampshire could consider lowering rooms and meals tax to spark tourism industry
A potential decrease in the state’s rooms and meals tax could make New Hampshire more competitive in the New England tourism industry, but a percentage and timeline have not been determined.
Climate council appointed with action plan due December 2021
A 23-member Vermont “Climate Council” has been appointed and will begin working on a “Climate Action Plan.”
Ethan Allen Institute releases short session legislator vote profiles
The Ethan Allen Institute released its officially updated legislator “Roll Call Profiles” today to reflect the key votes from the August and September 2020 legislative session.
Politics, competition with religious schools, far outweighed science in school shutdown decisions, analysis found
In response to state and local government shutdowns designed to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, schools districts and local governments implemented different reopening guidelines in part because of politics.
As COVID grows, Scott urges vigilance to avoid more state restrictions
The Scott administration “will be forced to do something about it” if Vermont coronavirus cases continue to rise, Gov. Scott said at his press conference Friday. He urged Vermonters to stay vigilant so that more restrictive measures will not be necessary.
Maine to use ‘ranked choice’ voting to pick president
Maine is considered a battleground in next Tuesday’s election, but the state is also getting attention for how its voters will select the next president.
NY Post’s ‘smoking gun’ Hunter Biden email 100% authentic, forensic analysis concludes
An email Hunter Biden received in April 2015 from a Burisma executive discussing an introduction to then-Vice President Joe Biden, which lies at the heart of a New York Post investigation, is unquestionably authentic, a cybersecurity expert told the Daily Caller News Foundation on Thursday.
FBI looking into Bidens and China business deal, interviewed Tony Bobulinski
Former Biden family business partner Tony Bobulinski said on Thursday that the FBI interviewed him for five hours last week about his business dealings with Hunter Biden in a proposed joint venture with a Chinese energy company.