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The New Hampshire legislature is considering dozens of policies aimed at making housing more affordable, a priority for first-year Gov. Kelly Ayotte. Some policies are gaining bipartisan support, but debates over local control still rage.
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The state recently became the first since 1980 to vote to eliminate its income tax. This will boost economic growth while removing barriers to work — and could ignite a wave of similar state-led reforms.
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Doug Ruch. Having been diagnosed with terminal cancer in January, he decided he wanted to spend as much of his remaining time as possible volunteering in all 50 states. He has worked in nearly a dozen states so far, volunteering at food banks, senior centers and other charitable organizations. (Washington Post)
