Toward the end of her 20-year career, U.S. Army veteran Judy Atwood-Bell remembers how it became too painful for her to don her military uniform. Wearing the clothing brought back so many painful memories. Read more »

A bipartisan group of House members has proposed legislation that would force the government to close thousands of unused bank accounts it holds that are costing taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars in fees. Read more »

Apparently, this is the sort of thing that requires an act of Congress: U.S. Rep. Annie Kuster wants to close at least some of the thousands of federal bank accounts that have no money in them. Read more »

Democratic U.S. Rep. Annie Kuster on Tuesday will join with a Republican lawmaker to introduce a bill that would require federal agencies to close empty bank accounts that she says are wasting millions of dollars in taxpayer funds. Read more »

Among the many, many effects that the architects of America’s two long wars in Iraq and Afghanistan seem not to have prepared for is the huge, new demand for service from injured and sick veterans – and the utter inability of the Department of Veterans Affairs to keep pace. Read more »

Though some have been more outspoken than others, all four members of New Hampshire's congressional delegation now say they oppose a bill that would require shoppers to pay sales tax for online purchases. Read more »

Young graduates who are hampered by paying back loans might be forced to put off buying a car or building or buying a house. Or young people who can’t afford the rising, long-term cost of college might choose to forgo a degree, and both of those scenarios negatively affect society and the economy, said U.S. Rep. Ann McLane Kuster, D-N.H. Read more »

I rise today in remembrance on the 10th anniversary of the collapse of New Hampshire’s iconic symbol, the Old Man of the Mountain. Born in fire and sculpted by ice, the Old Man of the Mountain has long been recognized as the symbol of New Hampshire and its people. Read more »

New Hampshire lawmakers both in Washington and Concord are honoring the Old Man of the Mountain 10 years after the granite profile tumbled to the ground. Read more »

New Hampshire Congresswoman Ann Kuster says more needs to be done to end the backlog many veterans face when they apply for disability through the Department of Veterans Affairs. Read more »