CONCORD — A recount of ballots cast in the Jan. 8 New Hampshire Republican presidential primary shows no significant change in the original tallies.
CONCORD — New data show that record numbers of votes were cast in both the Republican and Democratic presidential primaries in New Hampshire on Jan. 8.
CONCORD — Supporters of Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul are helping to bankroll the re-count of votes in New Hampshire's Jan. 8 Republican presidential primary.
CONCORD — A partial re-count of ballots in New Hampshire's Democratic presidential primary appears to closely track the results reported on election night.
CONCORD — Secretary of State William Gardner says his office is set to begin a re-count of New Hampshire's Democratic presidential primary.
The rules and expectations for women in leadership are still being written. For some powerful women, the scrutiny awarded Clinton's New Hampshire catch-in-her-voice moment — while unwarranted, many believe — was familiar.
CONCORD — Hillary Rodham Clinton did better in New Hampshire precincts where presidential primary ballots were counted by machine and Barack Obama did better where ballots were counted by hand.
CONCORD — New Hampshire agreed Friday to conduct full hand re-counts of Tuesday's Democratic and Republican presidential primaries.
It was New Hampshire politics at its finest as presidential candidate Bill Richardson took advantage of Monday's warm afternoon to roam Market Square, shaking hands and asking for support.
New York Sen. Hillary Clinton spoke before a standing room only crowd at Café Espresso this morning.
With a day to go before the New Hampshire primary, U.S. Sen. Barack Obama is trying to reach out to as many voters as he can, pledging to bring real change to America.
Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama wasn't in Hampton Sunday evening -- but he was on the mind of his top rival, Sen. Hillary Clinton during a campaign appearance at Winnacunnet High School.
With two days to go before the New Hampshire primary, U.S. Sen. Barack Obama is trying to reach out to as many voters as he can, pledging to bring real change to America.
MILFORD, N.H. — It's hard to chart the precise starting point for Bill Clinton's political legend, but New Hampshire is as good a place as any.
Republican presidential candidate John McCain told a local audience that he supports continued efforts against terrorism and global climate change.
If the Democratic campaigns knew about her, Jody Clarke could end up on a first-name basis with Hillary, Barack, John, Joe, Chris or Bill.
Because of popular demand (at least in my own mind), I have relented and decided to offer my end-of-the year Top 10 list of memorable and quickly forgettable moments on the campaign trail of our first-in-the-solar-system 2008 primary.
Patrons at the Loaf & Ladle were caught off guard Monday night when presidential candidate Sen. Hillary Clinton stopped by for dinner.
Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama spent the last two days traveling throughout New Hampshire. Today the Illinois senator will hold a forum with his foreign policy advisers at the Sheraton Harborside hotel.
PORTSMOUTH — In the fifth of a series of presidential candidate forums, Delaware Sen. Joe Biden will talk about the war in Iraq on Thursday at Seacoast Media Group. The event is scheduled to begin at 3 p.m.
HAMPTON — Rudy Giuliani got down to business early on Sunday, asserting a national need for tax reform, tort reform and continued efforts to fight terrorism at home and abroad.
MANCHESTER — Walk into Mitt Romney's New Hampshire headquarters and you see a blend of high technology and old-fashioned political heavy lifting that's become a hallmark of his primary campaign.
PORTSMOUTH — During his appearance at a forum in Portsmouth Thursday, the challenge for Democratic presidential contender Bill Richardson was to keep the focus on energy policy and global warming — no small topics on a day when oil topped $98 a barrel and the Arctic ice packs continue to melt at an alarming rate.
DURHAM — Fresh off a week of high media visibility and headline-generating fund raising on the Internet, Republican presidential candidate Rep. Ron Paul of Texas will talk to high school and college students in Durham Friday.
PORTSMOUTH — Presidential hopeful John Edwards kept up his attack on Democratic front-runner Sen. Hillary Clinton during a town hall meeting in Portsmouth on Tuesday, but focused most of his attention on the failure of the current administration.
MERRIMACK — Trisha Swonger, part of the remarkable 43 percent of New Hampshire voters who call themselves independents, remembers the balloons and euphoria in 2000 when her man, John McCain, won the state's leadoff Republican primary.
PORTSMOUTH — Buoyed by his performance in last week's candidate debate, Democratic presidential hopeful John Edwards returns for another campaign swing in the Seacoast region today.
HAMPTON — Presidential hopeful John McCain doesn't hold back telling voters exactly how he feels — whether they like it or not.
That was my first question to Steven Varnum, and he couldn't help but laugh before quickly telling me the vehicle was back in New Hampshire (it was snouting its way to Keene to the annual Pumpkin Festival) after spending time in Iowa.
NORTH HAMPTON — Democratic presidential candidate Gov. Bill Richardson is coming to the Seacoast Saturday for one of his "Presidential Job Interviews," and he's bringing his top reference.
Democratic presidential hopeful John Edwards believes the American people are ready for major change.
EXETER — Experience was the theme of the day as Republican presidential hopeful Rudy Giuliani tackled tax cuts, condemned the expansion of government, and took aim at Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton.
PORTSMOUTH — City Councilor Harold Whitehouse broke bread with Rudy Giuliani Sunday morning when the presidential hopeful tore off a piece of his bagel and declared it "good."
PORTSMOUTH — Mitt Romney's new Portsmouth office was opened for business the day after the leased was signed with a featured appearance from Ann Romney, the presidential hopeful's wife.
SEABROOK — Thou shalt not wear a shirt and tie at a lobster shack near a New Hampshire beach. Thou shalt not invoke upscale grocery stores while campaigning in farm-rich Iowa. And thou shalt not call South Carolina's Lowcountry "the lowlands."
PORTSMOUTH — Presidential hopeful and Illinois Senator Barack Obama outlined an aggressive energy policy Monday at the Portsmouth Public Library before an invited audience of supporters including environmental activists.
CHICAGO — On the eve of another grim anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, members of Congress voted on a symbolic resolution to establish an official remembrance, expression of sympathy and honoring of heroes.
Republican presidential hopeful and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney will make a couple of stops on the Seacoast on Saturday as part of a daylong swing through New Hampshire.
PORTSMOUTH — There are benefits to the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in a plan to modernize the military that Richardson will deliver in an address today to students as well as military and foreign policy professionals at Georgetown University in Washington.
PORTSMOUTH — The Iraq war may be, said Democratic presidential hopeful John Edwards, President "George Bush's mess." But if this diagnosis is correct, as most Democrats and a growing number of Republicans believe, recovering from this historical quagmire will require a unique combination of political skill, vision and significant international cooperation.
PORTSMOUTH — Democratic presidential candidate and former North Carolina Sen. John Edwards jumped into friendly waters Wednesday during a forum hosted by Seacoast Media Group, parent company of the Portsmouth Herald.
Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards took sharp aim at rivals Hillary Clinton and John McCain in a Seacoast Media Group forum on the Iraq war Wednesday.
Democratic presidential candidate Bill Richardson will be the featured speaker at the Oct. 12 Portsmouth Democrats' annual banquet.
PORTSMOUTH — When Democratic presidential hopeful John Edwards talks to a local audience today about Iraq, he will likely face voters who are as conflicted as they are concerned about the future.
Since 2003, former U.S. Sen. John Edwards of North Carolina has spent a lot of time campaigning in New Hampshire as a presidential candidate.
PORTSMOUTH — Michelle Obama, wife of Democratic presidential candidate and Illinois Sen. Barack Obama, told a group of voters in Davenport, Iowa, recently that without a win in that state, her husband's hopes of becoming president will be just a dream.
DURHAM — In a sign that the instant messaging era was merging with primary politics, Democratic presidential hopeful John Edwards likely became the first candidate to answer a question from a potential voter named "LunarGoddess6B."
EXETER — Rockingham County Commissioner Maureen Barrows of Exeter will host Republican presidential candidate Sen. John McCain of Arizona on Saturday. The event will take place at Barrows' home at 11 Bell Ave., starting at 3 p.m.
EXETER — As President John F. Kennedy had in the 1960s, presidential candidate Barack Obama has judgment, Ted Sorensen, counsel and speechwriter to Kennedy during his presidency, said.
CONCORD — ABC News on Tuesday reminded Republican presidential hopefuls that its October debate in New Hampshire had been canceled — after presidential hopeful Fred Thompson on Monday pledged to participate.
EXETER — On a day when Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton will unveil the final part of her health care proposal, another Seacoast politician will endorse the New York senator.
EXETER – The Board of Selectmen is looking to gives its seal of approval to New Hampshire Public Radio's Exeter-based Primary Place Online.
STRATHAM — About 60 people gathered at Tom and Jennifer Snow's house in Stratham to see presidential hopeful John Edwards on Saturday night.
STRATHAM — Dozens of people dove under tables to protect themselves as a fierce thunderstorm toppled trees onto cars and mangled tents at the Seacoast Republican Women's annual chili fest yesterday.
PORTSMOUTH — Presidential candidate Mike Huckabee said he is pleased with his performance at Wednesday night's Republican debate in Durham.
STRATHAM — When actor and former Tennessee Sen. Fred Thompson visits New Hampshire for the first time as an announced presidential candidate, he will do so in a setting familiar to noteworthy Republicans.
DURHAM — The eight declared Republican candidates for president debated the issues at the University of New Hampshire's Whittemore Center on Wednesday night, but the specter of former Tennessee Sen. Fred Thompson, who is expected to announce his candidacy today, hung heavy over the event.
PORTSMOUTH — If you're a high-profile presidential hopeful with your former president-of-the-United-States husband making whistle stops across the country, where do you go to whet that whistle and get the sustenance you need to go on with all the endless touring and politicking?
PORTSMOUTH — The last eight months have just been a warmup, if the Clinton fall kickoff and Labor Day rally held in downtown Portsmouth Sunday night was any indication. The real race for the Democratic and Republican nominations for president starts now.
PORTSMOUTH — On Sunday, Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Hillary Clinton will launch her fall campaign effort in Concord and Portsmouth with a well-known sidekick — her husband, former President Bill Clinton.
PORTSMOUTH — Democratic presidental hopeful John Edwards was on the Seacoast on Sunday as part of a weekend tour of New Hampshire. The senator from North Carolina spoke in Hampton Falls and Portsmouth, focusing on his universal health care plan.
EXETER — Presidential hopeful Bill Richardson appealed Saturday for an end to the one-upsmanship among states vying to hold the earliest Democratic party primary.
MANCHESTER, N.H. — A Democratic president would raise taxes and ravage the economy, GOP candidate Rudy Giuliani said Saturday.
MANCHESTER — Presidential hopeful John Edwards said Friday his tough criticism of the Washington power elite a day earlier had nothing to do with rival Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton.
As governor of Massachusetts, Mitt Romney won praise from liberals for expanding health-care coverage for the uninsured. Running for president, the Republican has been attacked by his party's conservative base for the same plan.
EXETER — Area residents will get a chance to grill presidential candidate Bill Richardson when he holds one of his now famous "presidential job interviews."
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — New military tactics in Iraq are working but the best way to honor U.S. soldiers is "by beginning to bring them home," Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton told war veterans Monday.
CONCORD, N.H. — Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney criticizes "sanctuary cities" for illegal immigrants — and by implication Republican rival Rudy Giuliani — in a new radio ad.
EXETER — After meeting with area residents in the early morning, presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., spoke during a one-on-one phone interview on political change and responding to critics.
EXETER — More than 150 residents gathered Monday morning to feel hope and change in the future of the country's politics through presidential candidate Barack Obama, D-Ill.
KINGSTON — Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee said Saturday he has already seen a favorability bump in New Hampshire after his second-place finish in the Iowa straw poll.
PORTSMOUTH — Hours after attending a nationally televised debate in Iowa, Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama was in Portsmouth addressing head-on one of the main issues of his candidacy: Does the young, first-term U.S. senator from Illinois have the experience necessary to be the next president?
PORTSMOUTH — "I'm going to get bin Laden," said Robert Haines during a Saturday night stop in Market Square as part of his long-shot bid for the presidency. "I know where he is."
PORTSMOUTH — Coming off a week which his campaign said was his best of the primary season, Democratic presidential hopeful Rep. Dennis Kucinich of Ohio will visit the Seacoast today.
HAMPTON FALLS — Former North Carolina Sen. John Edwards will be attending a summer picnic at the Ahearn home on Sunday, Aug. 26.
HANOVER — Presidential hopeful Barack Obama opted for a small, intimate campaign event Monday — and was warned by a friendly voter to avoid public spats with his Democratic rivals.
CONCORD — Speaking loudly and carrying on like Theodore Roosevelt — it's a rare part of the 2008 presidential campaign rhetoric that crosses party lines.
PORTSMOUTH — Sen. Chris Dodd will tour the Seacoast on Saturday — a week after debuting his universal health care plan, sparring with Fox News pundit Bill O'Reilly and criticizing both Democratic front-runners for their stances on foreign policy.
PORTSMOUTH — Though he didn't plan it this way, Republican presidential hopeful Sen. John McCain has returned to his primary roots.
ROCHESTER — Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton told an audience at the Rochester Opera House Wednesday that the issue of bridge and road repairs and other national infrastructure projects is "not a subject that usually gets headlines."
PORTSMOUTH — When New Mexico Governor and Democratic presidential hopeful Bill Richardson visited with the editorial board of Seacoast Media Group on Wednesday, he touched on his plans for health care, energy, education and the Iraq war.
PORTSMOUTH — Illinois Sen. and Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama's New Hampshire campaign on Monday announced the launch of Hoops-Action-Change, a statewide three-on-three basketball tournament.
DERRY — Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Rodham Clinton on Tuesday called for penalties against mortgage brokers who engage in predatory lending and a $1 billion federal fund to help homeowners avoid foreclosure.
PORTSMOUTH — Gov. Bill Richardson said he wants to talk about education when he comes to New Hampshire on Wednesday.
PORTSMOUTH — In the ongoing battle of political endorsements, New Hampshire's Episcopal Bishop Gene Robinson has announced his support for Democratic contender Illinois Sen. Barack Obama.
DERRY— John McCain's slide in the presidential race shows up everywhere on the campaign trail.
PORTSMOUTH — Supporters of Democratic presidential candidate and New York Sen. Hillary Clinton are calling it the "dream team."
Sen. Barack Obama became the second Democratic presidential candidate in the past week to release a comprehensive proposal on fighting global terrorism.
DOVER — Some voters post candidate signs in their front yards or sport supportive bumper stickers on their cars. They donate money and volunteer to answer phones.
ROCHESTER — Republican presidential candidate and former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani said health care costs can be brought down in the same way as the cost of electronics.
PORTSMOUTH — Former New York City Mayor and Republican presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani believes the federal government should encourage the states to come up with health-care solutions, but is against state regulations that would help implement those solutions.
EPPING — Former senator John Edwards touted the need for ordinary citizens everywhere to get involved if they truly want to change the course of the country during a campaign stop Saturday at an Epping farm.
EPPING — For decades Democratic presidential hopefuls including Harry Truman, Bill Clinton, Fritz Hollings and Al Gore made it a point to campaign in Fecteau's Store.
DOVER — Presidential hopeful John Edwards said the tiff between Sens. Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama is completely wrong for the Democratic Party.
RYE — "I'm not a speech giver, as many of you know," began Elizabeth Edwards, "but I like conversation."
CANTERBURY — While two of his Democratic rivals argue over how they'd negotiate with hostile countries, presidential hopeful John Edwards is focused on hostile insurance and drug companies.
PORTSMOUTH — The campaign of Democratic presidential contender John Edwards is setting a blistering primary pace in the Granite State.
Primary 2008: Maine left out?
By mid-February 2008, many states whose voters haven't already cast ballots may have a case of primary blues.
PORTSMOUTH — On the same day Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton held a forum on energy and the environment at Seacoast Media Group's headquarters, Republican candidate and former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani's campaign hosted a conference call on the very same topics.
FRANKLIN — Mitt Romney and John McCain sought to enhance their stature in a field of Republican presidential contenders that Newt Gingrich derisively called "pygmies," criticizing their Democratic rivals as too liberal and ill-prepared for the nation's top job.
PORTSMOUTH — As she explained her policies on energy independence and global climate change, Sen. Hillary Clinton said her keystone Strategic Energy Fund would be financed in part through "a deal I would offer the oil companies."
PORTSMOUTH — "Woooow," said Emily Montplaisir as she stood at the edge of the Seacoast Media Group press room. "I'm definitely starstruck."
PORTSMOUTH — Sen. Hillary Clinton challenged Americans to take the same attitude as those who fought and lived through World War II when it comes to achieving energy self-sufficiency and ending global warming.
PORTSMOUTH — An estimated 200 Seacoast region residents will size up Sen. Hillary Clinton's policies on energy and the environment at a presidential candidate forum today at Seacoast Media Group, the parent company of the Herald.
EXETER, N.H. — Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney is refusing to apologize for posing with a sign that said "No to Osama, Obama and Chelsea's Moma," lumping two Democratic rivals with the Sept. 11 mastermind.
You know the campaign of Republican presidential hopeful John McCain is having a tough go of it when its highlight this past week in New Hampshire was a showing of the film "Faith of my Fathers" at its Manchester headquarters.
EXETER — As many as 400 packed Exeter Town Hall on Sunday for a chance to meet Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney and his wife, Ann.
NASHUA — Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney took aim at Democratic rivals on Sunday, calling them all unprepared to lead the country and comparing Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's economic plan to that of Socialist Karl Marx.
WASHINGTON — Several thousand political contributors have donated to two or more presidential candidates this year, an overlap in giving that tilts decidedly to the Democrats.
PORTSMOUTH — In the second of a series of presidential candidate forums, Sen. Hillary Clinton of New York will talk about her energy independence and global climate change proposal at Seacoast Media Group on Tuesday, July 24. The event is tentatively scheduled to begin at 3 p.m.
EXETER — Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney will visit Exeter this weekend as local Republican activists share mixed feelings on his campaign.
EXETER — Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney is headed to New Hampshire this weekend — a state where he continues to gain ground over his republican competitors.
DURHAM – New York Senator Hillary Clinton continues to lead the field of Democratic candidates in the New Hampshire primary although Illinois Senator Barack Obama has narrowed her lead to single digits.
NASHUA — In most places, showing a political campaign badge — and a buck — might get you a cup of coffee, except in Nashua, where businesses are offering out-of-state campaigners discounts on everything from coffee to hair cuts.
PORTSMOUTH — Presidential hopeful Bill Richardson took a stroll through sunny Market Square Monday afternoon, talking with locals about health care and the war in Iraq.
CONCORD — Hillary Clinton and Mitt Romney hold the leads in their New Hampshire primary races, a new poll shows. But the poll, for the Concord Monitor, also finds each would face tougher challenges in the general election than others would.
READING, Pa. — Consumer advocate Ralph Nader told the Green Party's national convention that he is considering a 2008 presidential run and accused Democrats of trying to shut smaller parties out of the political process.
MANCHESTER — Gary Hirshberg, president and chief executive officer of Stonyfield Farm Yogurt of Londonderry, and his wife, Meg, have endorsed Illinois Sen. Barack Obama for the Democratic nomination for president.
CONCORD — Much like the presidential candidates who officially announce their campaigns well after hitting the trail, the opening of the One Vote '08 New Hampshire office on Wednesday was somewhat of a formality. Supporters wearing the group's signature black-and-white T-shirts have been a fixture at candidate appearances around the state for months.
MANCHESTER — New York Sen. and Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton will bring her Ready for Change, Ready to Lead tour back to New Hampshire on Friday and Saturday.
Top McCain workers walk out on campaign.
WASHINGTON — John McCain's campaign manager, chief strategist and other senior aides quit Tuesday, the second major staff shake-up in a week for the Republican presidential candidate who trails his rivals in money and polls.
BOW — Bill Richardson, the Democratic presidential contender with the heavyweight resume — former congressman, U.N. ambassador, energy secretary and now governor of New Mexico — is wrapping up his six-point plan for a Richardson presidency when he suggests that his audience is skeptical of his chance to win.
PORTSMOUTH — Ask a Mitt Romney supporter what it is about him they like the most, and chances are you won't hear a lot about the war in Iraq or his energy policy.
PORTSMOUTH — If Oprah can have a book club, why can't Obama? That's the campaign hope behind the launch of the "From Doubt to Hope" tour for Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama. In lieu of the candidate, the summer tour of up to 11 New Hampshire towns and cities will have personal friends and associates of the Illinois senator to talk about Obama, to read from his book, "Dreams From my Father," and to reach out to undecided voters wishing to learn more about the candidate.
CONCORD — A state lawmaker said Wednesday he could no longer support Sen. John McCain's campaign over the proposed immigration bill in Congress. But McCain's campaign countered that state Rep. D.J. Bettencourt stepped down as its Rockingham County co-chairman only after asking for — and being refused — a paycheck.
ROCHESTER — Democratic presidential hopeful Chris Dodd didn't have to travel far from his bed to his microphone Sunday — and once there, he eschewed the coffee talk for more serious issues, Iraq and the environment.
Chris Dodd is still struck by the absurdity of the missed opportunity almost six years ago. When I talked to the Democratic presidential hopeful a few days ago, the five-term Connecticut senator was elaborating on his proposals for a new American patriotism through a wide-ranging plan for national service at all levels in the country.
More than 300 people crammed onto the lawn, stairs and inside of the High Street home of Greg and Julie Gilman Saturday afternoon to hear Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. John Edwards.
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney was the winner of the first New Hampshire Republican presidential debate held Tuesday at St. Anselm College in Manchester, according to a WBZ/Franklin Pierce College poll released Thursday.
Common sense was the pragmatic theme shared with local voters by former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson during a campaign stop Wednesday at Pease International Tradeport.
One day after being left out of a Republican presidential primary debate in Manchester, John Cox walked the streets of downtown Exeter, visiting with business owners and shoppers.
While expectations were that the 10 Republican candidates who took part in Tuesday's presidential forum would ceaselessly intone the name of Ronald Reagan, unite in their intention to continue the war in Iraq and be uniform in their approach to immigration, it turned out that nothing could have been further from the truth.
President Bush won't be on the ballot in November 2008, but the Republicans who want to be clearly believe their best chance comes by distancing themselves from their party leader.
Was there a winner among eight Democratic presidential hopefuls in this first New Hampshire debate of the 2008 primary season?
Democratic presidential candidates clashed on Sunday over Iraq and the security of the country since the 9/11 terror attacks.
Joe Biden just wants to debate. The Delaware senator, set to appear alongside fellow Democrats this Sunday in New Hampshire debates, also is one of two candidates signed onto a fall debate on Fox News and the sole person who has agreed to an Iraq-only debate next week.
Following the first Republican primary debate, the campaign of former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney received a huge boost.
Presidential candidate Bill Richardson said he is picking up momentum in New Hampshire because of his experience, his views on Iraq and energy and his campaign style.
Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney said on Tuesday his experience as a Republican governor in a traditionally Democratic state prepares him well to work in a bipartisan fashion in Washington.
Though he said Memorial Day shouldn't be politicized, Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama used a visit to a war monument Monday to repeat his call for better services for veterans.
A conservative organization has formed in 34 states that opposes the naming of former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani as the Republican nominee for president based on his pro-choice, pro-gun control and pro-gay rights positions.
Sen. Barack Obama on Sunday called for improved mental health services for veterans, a day ahead of a Memorial Day.
Former Mass. Gov. and presidential candidate Mitt Romney will speak to area business leaders on Tuesday at a luncheon in Rochester.
Former presidential contender Tom Vilsack toured the Portsmouth Public Library Thursday afternoon as part of his effort to highlight Democratic candidate Sen. Hillary Clinton's proposed plan for sustainability.
Presidential candidate Christopher Dodd said he hopes to walk away from the June 3 Democratic candidates debate having shown people he is capable and ready to lead the country.
Presidential hopeful John Edwards said Monday that Americans should speak out against the war in Iraq this Memorial Day weekend, renewing an anti-war call that has been criticized by the leader of the American Legion.
In his fourth visit to venues on the New Hampshire Seacoast since December 2006, Illinois Sen. and Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama issued a challenge to voters in the first-in-the-nation primary state.
Former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson met local Republicans and diners at Brown's Lobster Pound Wednesday night, holding up a lobster before the cameras months before the traditional chowder stop for GOP presidential hopefuls.
'Tis the season for endorsements. With about eight months to go before the first votes will be cast in the first-in-the-nation presidential primary, Democratic and Republican contenders are rapidly piling up what they consider key endorsements by prominent New Hampshire politicians and political activists.
Illinois Sen. and Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama will spend another two days in New Hampshire this week. On Friday, he will make what will be his fourth visit to the Seacoast.
Sen. Barack Obama has appointed a team of veteran Democratic activists to oversee his presidential campaign in New Hampshire. State Sen. Martha Fuller Clark, Jim Demers, Ned Helms and Mary Rauh were named N.H. co-chairs of Obama's campaign Monday.
Former Wisconsin Gov. and presidential candidate Tommy Thompson will be at Brown's Lobster Pound for a meet and greet at around 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
He'll be the first to admit it was by no means a scientific survey, but Sen. Christopher Dodd said he was encouraged by what he heard during a recent discussion in Jordan with 20 retired Peace Corps volunteers.
Across the country, every political candidate from town selectman to presidential candidate pays homage to the voters and political activists living in grassroots land.
Sen. John McCain has made another change in his struggling campaign, dismissing his New Hampshire campaign manager on Friday.
Bill Richardson strolled into the room and locked firefighter Mike Mullane in a bear hug. Seconds later, he asked firefighters from around the country to return the embrace.
U.S. Senator and Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton stopped by Exeter Hospital Friday morning to talk about how our nation's health care system affects uninsured and under-insured mothers and children.
Presidential hopeful Bill Richardson asked members of the nation's largest firefighters' union Thursday to compare his labor record to his Democratic rivals' rhetoric.
Not everybody loves a winner. Some save their passion for the underdog.
A bill that would make it easier for Secretary of State Bill Gardner to schedule New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation primary on the fly could become hostage to a House-Senate dispute over campaign donations.
During the 2000 New Hampshire Democratic primary, the Professional Fire Fighters of New Hampshire supported Vice President Al Gore. In the 2004 Democratic primary, many election experts believe their support was crucial in rescuing the floundering campaign of Sen. John Kerry.
If elected president, he'd get out of Iraq by the end of the year, make the United States energy independent, improve schools, help all American's get health insurance, increase employment, and affirm the civil rights of all. And, New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson said, he has the experience to make it all happen and an explicit plan to do it.
New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson will be in New Hampshire this weekend, looking for support for his presidential bid.
For the first time, the career paths of two cousins — one a state senator and the other a Washington scientist — are crossing, and it's because of the state primary.
Before the Wednesday kickoff of Sen. John McCain's announcement tour in Portsmouth, I chatted briefly with a McCain-leaning independent who told me he wasn't as enthused this time around as the 2000 presidential primary.
Elizabeth Edwards will join local activists at the University of New Hampshire to call for more international pressure to end the escalating violence in the Darfur region of Sudan.
Presidential candidate Mitt Romney said on Thursday he's convinced Washington is broken and that he's committed to enacting the changes necessary to fix it.
Standing in the middle of Prescott Park, Republican Sen. John McCain used the backdrop of Portsmouth Harbor to officially announce his candidacy for President of the United States in 2008.
For one supporter of Sen. John McCain, the Arizona Republican's appearance Wednesday at Prescott Park was a welcome shot of momentum.
Presidential contender Sen. John McCain said the official relaunch of his candidacy Wednesday in Portsmouth will be the equivalent of "starting over."
Republican presidential contender Rudy Giuliani defended his positions on a late-term abortion procedure and gun control Tuesday as he faced skeptical GOP voters who questioned his sincerity.
Dodd, Tancredo, spend weekend in N.H.
It's been another busy weekend in New Hampshire for presidential hopefuls campaigning in the first-in-the-nation primary state. Democratic Senators Barack Obama and Chris Dodd kicked off their weekends here on Friday. Obama attended an Earth Day event in Durham and a Nashua town hall meeting before heading to a New England campaign kickoff fund-raiser in Boston that evening.
Leaf peepers, yes. Political junkies, not so fast. A plan to promote the New Hampshire primary as a tourist attraction has been all but abandoned after the primary's fiercest protector raised concerns about tarnishing the state's political tradition.
Republican presidential hopeful Sen. John McCain will make it official — in the state where he scored his biggest national triumph.
There was little green to speak of in downtown Portsmouth, but that was still the color splashed across signs, chalked on the street, and in the minds of about 200 people who gathered there Saturday afternoon.
"Life isn't fair." Think about what Republican presidential hopeful Sen. John McCain of Arizona has said often about twists of personal and political fate. It's rare for any politician, much less a serious presidential candidate, to talk about the downside of fate.
Democratic Presidential hopeful Hillary Rodham Clinton on Saturday called President Bush's refusal to change in course in Iraq a "tragedy of historic proportions," but said she's not ready to back the latest attempt to cut funding for the war.
Presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton on Friday assailed a "culture of cronyism" in government as the Democratic front-runner vowed to streamline the federal bureaucracy and improve accountability.
Presidential hopeful Sen. Hillary Clinton is coming to Hampton on Saturday to have a "conversation with Granite Staters" at Winnacunnet High School.
Whether candidates or taxpayers foot the bill for extra security at campaign events depends on the size of the crowd, according to police who've been busy at several large rallies recently.
New York Sen. Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign announced last week it will report $36 million in total receipts for the first fund-raising quarter, which ended March 31.
Democratic presidential hopeful Dennis Kucinich said President Bush may be setting himself up for impeachment by setting the stage for war with Iran.
Presidential candidate Bill Richardson made a pledge on Wednesday that could make him very popular on the Seacoast. Richardson said if he is elected the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard will always remain open and will never, on his watch, make the Base Realignment And Closure (BRAC) list.
Dodd weighs in on gay marriage in N.H.
Democratic presidential hopeful Chris Dodd told Concord High School students Wednesday that people debating gay marriage should ask themselves just one question: What would you do if your child were gay?
Former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson came to New Hampshire on Wednesday, saying he is the only presidential candidate on either side of the political aisle discussing how to build war-ravaged Iraq.
New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson cautioned New Hampshire voters not to be swayed by the fundraising success of some of his rivals for the Democratic presidential nomination.
Clif Horrigan wanted answers. The Portsmouth resident came to hear Illinois Sen. Barack Obama for her children, all of whom have faced unemployment, all of whom have been without health insurance.
Barack Obama is finding out what it means to be an agnostic when the religion is health care.
Illinois Senator and Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama made it very clear to the 200-plus people who attended what he called, "A Community Meeting on Health Care," held at Seacoast Media Group's new headquarters at Pease on Tuesday, that the universal health care plan he wants to develop for the country has to have the backing of its citizens.
The capacity crowd awaited the arrival of Sen. Barack Obama at the health care forum hosted by Seacoast Media Group. The standing-room only crowd gathered around a roundtable-style discussion in the press room of the newspaper's new location at Pease International Tradeport.
"If you can make it there, you can make it anywhere." That was essentially the answer former New York City Mayor and potential Republican presidential nominee Rudy Giuliani gave when asked to discuss his qualifications to hold the position as leader of the free world.
In the wake of the war in Iraq and declining American prestige in the world, Democratic presidential hopeful John Edwards said at the University of New Hampshire Monday night that he wants to see "America be a force for good in the world."
Dennett Page had been planning a house party all week for friends - and even strangers - to gather and watch Sen. Barack Obama over a Webcast.
Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Rodham Clinton on Friday criticized the Bush administration for outsourcing teaching to private tutoring companies, arguing that many firms have close ties to Republicans.
When Sen. Hillary Clinton meets with the members of the National Education Association-New Hampshire this afternoon, local educators will be carefully listening.
The House has approved a bill that would give the secretary of state clear authority to schedule New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation presidential primary before the Iowa and Nevada caucuses in 2008, if he wants to.
One of Hillary Rodham Clinton's top supporters says if the Democrat wins the White House, he wants to be part of her team negotiating peace in the Middle East.
Illinois Senator and Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama has publicly stated his intent to establish a universal health-care system by the end of his first term.
You have to give Sam Brownback credit for expanding the definition of a right-wing Christian conservative. "I'm a bleeding heart conservative," Brownback, the senior senator from Kansas and a Republican presidential hopeful, told me.
Republican presidential hopeful John McCain is back in New Hampshire and back embracing straight talk. And talk. And talk. And talk.
Pat Buchanan and Gary Hart visited New Hampshire on Monday to defend the state's first-in-the-nation primary - a contest they both won before eventually losing their party's nomination.
Republican presidential hopeful John McCain trekked to New Hampshire on Saturday, testing his appeal with rural voters and promising help for economically depressed areas while grappling with questions about the Iraq war.
After spending most of the night awake and worried, Kristin Sullivan breathed a small sigh of relief Thursday as she watched an optimistic John Edwards announce the return of his wife's cancer and their determination to continue with his presidential campaign.
There's a very good reason why the presidential campaign of Sen. Hillary Clinton is happy to have native son Bill Shaheen on their team.
Sen. Barack Obama refused to bash his leading presidential primary opponents - New York Sen. Hillary Clinton and North Carolina Sen. John Edwards - over their vote to go to war in Iraq, despite several attempts to get him to do so during a teleconference with New Hampshire reporters Wednesday.
Former Gov. Jeanne Shaheen is going "to stay home and stay quiet" during the state's presidential primary, her husband said Wednesday as he joined Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign as a state and national co-chairman.
U.S. Sen. Sam Brownback introduced himself to state voters Monday as a "full-scale conservative" and made no apologies for his hardline stances against taxes, abortion and gay marriage.
Success in New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation presidential primary may hinge on how well candidates win over the politically fickle as well as the party faithful.
Republican Arizona Sen. John McCain and his Straight Talk Express rolled into Exeter Sunday to a standing room only crowd.
Democratic presidential hopeful and Connecticut Sen. Chris Dodd blasted the war in Iraq and the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy while visiting Hampton's fire station #2 Saturday.
Presidential hopeful John McCain isn't letting snow get in the way of his Straight Talk Express in New Hampshire.
The Greater Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce will host former New York City Mayor and prospective presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani at a special breakfast forum set for 7:45 a.m., April 3, at the Wentworth by the Sea Hotel.
Republican presidential hopeful Mike Huckabee compared Americans' risk of death from chronic disease to the risk of death from terrorism and the Sept. 11 attacks in a visit to the earliest primary state Wednesday.
New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation primary status has always seemed like a birthright. As little as four years ago, it would have seemed absurd to hold a panel discussion about its importance.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton on Tuesday described past Republican political malfeasance in New Hampshire as evidence of a "vast, right-wing conspiracy."
Democratic frontrunner Hillary Rodham Clinton on Saturday promised to bring America's "invisible" middle class out of the shadows, saying the Bush administration has for too long ignored working families.
New Hampshire House Majority Leader Mary Jane Wallner said she is throwing her support behind Sen. Hillary Clinton in the presidential primary race.
Bill Gardner is a modest man with an awesome power: the ability to set the date of the nation's earliest presidential primary. In 31 years as New Hampshire's secretary of state, Gardner has not hesitated to upset the best-laid plans of other states or national political parties by moving up the date - and he's poised to do it again in 2008.
Presidential hopeful Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., is coming to town. His appearance at Exeter Town Hall on March 18 will mark his first town hall meeting event in New Hampshire in the run-up to the 2008 primary. A time for the event has not yet been set.
Republican Mitt Romney assailed his two leading presidential rivals Thursday, criticizing John McCain's stance on immigration and dismissing Rudy Giuliani's support for gun control, abortion and gay rights as a losing combination in the GOP primary.
Sen. Joe Biden told college students Wednesday that unlike other presidential hopefuls, he isn't afraid to get specific about Iraq.
Health care was the topic of the day Saturday, but Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards made sure New Hampshire voters gave him another chance to say he was wrong as a senator to authorize the use of force in Iraq.
Sen. Joe Biden said Tuesday he doesn't expect to succeed in his push to redefine the president's authority in Iraq, but defended the effort as key to prodding the president in a new direction.
It seems every week another state is announcing plans to move its 2008 presidential primary to an earlier spot in the season.
Gov. John Lynch defended New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation primary Saturday, both privately and on national television.
The only Democratic candidate for president who benefits from this summer's decision by the Democratic National Committee to move Nevada ahead of New Hampshire in the caucus/primary schedule is New York Sen. Hillary Clinton, said UNH Survey Center Director Andrew Smith.
Democrat Tom Vilsack, the former Iowa governor who built a centrist image, abandoned his bid for the presidency on Friday after struggling against better-known, better-financed rivals.
Former Iowa Gov. Tom Vilsack called Gary Hirshberg on Thursday night to tell him he was ending his presidential campaign. Friday morning, the phone rang again: it was Sen. Barack Obama, who waited just two minutes after Vilsack's public announcement to ask for Hirshberg's support.
The governors Iowa and New Hampshire will meet in Washington on Saturday to discuss concerns about scheduling their early votes in the 2008 presidential race.
Both the lengthy ad and its distribution in Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina, Michigan and Florida show this is an introductory spot.
Presidential candidate Dennis Kucinich preached the importance of uniting humanity to a crowd at the University of New Hampshire on Monday.
Hours before casting a Senate vote on a nonbinding resolution that opposes the president's decision to send 21,500 more troops to Iraq, Sen. Hillary Clinton defended her former and current position on the war with New Hampshire residents.
Rep. Duncan Hunter said Congress has wasted time debating an increase in U.S. troops in Baghdad because the 82nd Airborne is already executing the plan.
The war in Iraq might be dominating the headlines, but Sen. Hillary Clinton said she's found the people of New Hampshire have many concerns about the future of this country.
Which Hillary was it? Sen. Hillary Clinton of New York will meet Seacoast region voters for a town hall meeting at Dover High School a week after her first tour of the state as a Democratic presidential candidate.
Democratic presidential candidate Bill Richardson was easygoing and opened with a few jokes during an appearance Saturday afternoon at River Run Bookstore in Portsmouth. Then he got straight to the point.
In what seemed like a shot at fellow Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois, Connecticut Sen. Chris Dodd said on Thursday the nation cannot endure six to eight years of on-the-job training.
In the days between Feb. 12 and 20, no less than five Democratic presidential candidates, ranging from high profile to long-shots, are scheduled to campaign here on the New Hampshire Seacoast. Sen. Hillary Clinton on Saturday will make her first Seacoast visit since becoming a presidential candidate.
New Hampshire voters have asked presidential candidates plenty of tough questions about Iraq, but they should be asking more about the federal budget deficit, the nation's accountant-in-chief said Tuesday.
Sen. Hillary Clinton on Saturday will make her first Seacoast visit since becoming a presidential candidate.
Sarah Callender, a University of New Hampshire freshman, saw Sen. Hillary Clinton of New York in her hometown of Concord on Saturday. Monday night, at the UNH Field House, Callender saw Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois, one of Clinton's fellow contenders for the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination.
Illinois Sen. Barack Obama repeated his apologies for an offhand remark that the lives of U.S. troops killed in Iraq were "wasted."
If anyone doubted that politics is a spectator sport in this state, all they needed to do was walk into the Lundholm Gymnasium at the University of New Hampshire on Monday. People of all ages were literally stacked to the rafters for a chance to hear first-term Illinois Democratic Sen. Barack Obama speak.
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee on Friday warned that the country is at war with a perversion of Islam and that any bending of U.S. resolve will let the jihadists destroy America.
Organizers have doubled the debates before New Hampshire's first in the nation primary, bringing the number Wednesday to eight.
Wife of Democratic presidential candidate Tom Vilsack will be making an appearance at the State Street Saloon.
New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson, a Democratic presidential candidate for the 2008 nomination, will be the guest of Gary and Lenore Patton at a house party to be held from 1:30 to 3 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 17.
A bill before the state Legislature is designed to cement the secretary of state's authority to schedule New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation presidential primary before the Nevada caucuses in 2008 -- if he chooses.
It's time for America to elect a woman president and the political action committee EMILY's List is working in New Hampshire to make sure that happens, said Ellen Moran, executive director of the pro-choice Democratic organization.
Veterans of Al Gore's past are quietly assembling a campaign to draft the former vice president into the 2008 presidential race - despite his repeated statements that he's not running.
Presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., is scheduled to make his second appearance in the first-in-the-nation primary state next week.
Protecting New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation primary status is first on the to-do list for newly elected Republican National Committeeman Sean Mahoney.
Though she insists she is no peacenik, New Hampshire state Sen. Jacalyn Cilley has just one question for any presidential candidates seeking her support: "If this Congress and this Senate do not get us out of Iraq by the time you take office, will this be your first act?"
Dennis Kucinich may want voters to start taking his presidential ambitions seriously, but he still likes to joke about his underdog status.
RiverRun Bookstore is on its way to becoming a must-stop for presidential hopefuls on the New Hampshire primary campaign trail.
Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton will make her first trip to New Hampshire as a presidential candidate on Feb. 10, the same day Democratic rival Sen. Barack Obama formally announces his candidacy.
Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney said Thursday he believes the nation eventually will adopt mandatory health insurance similar to reforms he signed into law as governor of Massachusetts.
Democratic presidential hopeful John Edwards told a New Hampshire audience on Wednesday that he doesn't believe President Bush is a "good man trying to do the best he can" when it comes to Iraq.
Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani has recruited veteran New Hampshire Republican activist Wayne Semprini to lead his state operations.
U.S. Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-Calif., held the very powerful post of chairman of the House Armed Services Committee before the Democrats took control of Congress this year. While he remains the ranking Republican on that committee, Hunter now says he wants to serve the country in a different way -- as its president.
Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani has recruited veteran New Hampshire Republican activist Wayne Semprini, of New Castle, to lead his state operations.
Giuliani uses Sept. 11 theme.
Rudy Guiliani's visit to New Hampshire began on Friday with Girl Scout cookie orders, Sept. 11 memories and no sign that the former New York City mayor's popularity has faded.
The crush of candidates and early start to the 2008 presidential campaign has stirred fears that dark horses don't stand a chance, even in early voting states like New Hampshire.
Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton is receiving and accepting invitations her husband didn't earn until after he won the White House.
New Hampshire, home of the first-in-the-nation presidential primary, is holding its debates for the 2008 race at Saint Anselm College.
Former Iowa Gov. Tom Vilsack on Friday praised New Hampshire for building new homes for people with disabilities, but he said the rebuilding of Iraq will leave little money for such efforts on a national scale.
Presidential hopefuls from both parties are busy appointing key campaign staff in New Hampshire, the state with the earliest presidential primary.
Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton didn't reveal whether she plans to run for president when she called Anita Freedman a few weeks ago.
In case you haven't noticed, the grueling political marathon known as the 2008 New Hampshire presidential primary has already begun.
After a confusing and hectic start to his first New Hampshire campaign stop, former Sen. John Edwards told the approximately 800 people at the Little Harbour School Friday afternoon the future of America lies in their hands.
When former North Carolina Sen. and Democratic vice presidential candidate John Edwards takes the podium at the Little Harbour School on Friday, it will be as an announced candidate for president in 2008.
Even Republicans are impressed with the reception of Democratic superstar Barack Obama.
I had the pleasure this past Sunday of hearing our next president, Barack Obama, speak at The Frank Jones Center. That is a pretty provocative sentence, one that I've uttered several times this week, to which my Republican friends have reacted with predictable disdain.
Do what you will, Howard Dean, New Hampshire remains the presidential king-maker.
I drove to an appearance by Barack Obama in Manchester on Sunday, feeling more than a bit skeptical. I had seen more than a few similar rock star political candidates wilt in the heat of a political campaign. I came back, however, if not a true believer, then undeniably impressed.
Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., is one of several politicians to visit New Hampshire as potential presidential candidates over the past several months.
Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., insists America is a country of hope and decency, a country that pays attention when it matters, a country of hard workers who are tired of listening to politicians and want grassroots change.
Ask around among those who have years and years of living within the Washington Beltway and breathing the air of power, and you'll hear most of them tell you the same thing about Barack Obama. "He needs to wait, get experience." "He's too young, too green too ... too ... too").
Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., arrives in New Hampshire Sunday for two full-house appearances not yet as a candidate for president. He said he will be making that decision in January.
Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani was welcomed into New Hampshire Friday by Republican candidates, elected officials and community members. Giuliani stopped in New Castle, along with U.S. Rep. Jeb Bradley, gubernatorial hopeful Jim Coburn and several state Senate candidates, during a statewide bus tour to support New Hampshire's Republican candidates.
Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani just wants to have a conversation.
Connecticut Sen. Chris Dodd said he may be the person the American public is looking for to run for president, but he will let the people decide whether he should.
Former mayor of New York City Rudy Giuliani hesitated to say if he plans on throwing his hat in for the 2008 presidential elections during a visit to New Hampshire Thursday.
Granite Staters are calling the Democratic National Committee's decision Saturday to shake up the primary calendar and punish candidates and states that do not follow the new schedule a "hollow threat."
As we have stated previously in these pages, we are firmly opposed to putting any political contest -- caucus or primary -- ahead of New Hampshire's. We believe the Democratic National Committee's push for getting a more racially diverse state in the early mix is misplaced and undermines the candidate vetting process at which we here in the Granite State have become so proficient.
New York Gov. George Pataki Thursday talked politics with residents over a bowl of chowder at Geno's, heard from local fishermen about continued cuts to days at sea, and pledged his allegiance to the state's first-in-the-nation primary.
Wall Street Journal Editorial Board member Stephen Moore subtitled a forum featuring former House Speaker Newt Gingrich held at the Wentworth by the Sea Hotel Thursday "How Republicans and Conservatives Can Get Their Mojo Back."


Most of us think we take pretty good care of our teeth already, right? Yet, some people seem to have much better teeth than others. While genetics may play a role, the ones with the brightest smiles tend to have better dental habits than the rest of us - and we frequently find them in the office bathroom, brushing their teeth after lunch.
As it's impossible to ask them for dental advice while they're busy brushing their teeth, we might as well start to implement a few of their good habits to make our own smiles a bit brighter. Here is a quick guide to how you can prevent stains and practice excellent gum care so that you'll be able to confidently show off your smile for a long time to come. Do you brush properly?
As a bare minimum of what a decent person should do to maintain their teeth, brushing is still something a lot of us do wrong. While they may brush for the right amount of time, and even right after a meal, they tend to use the wrong techniques while cleaning, such as only focusing on the top of their teeth and neglecting all the corners and angles. Keep the brush head at a 45-degree angle; that way, you're removing the bacterias that are close to the gum line. Don't brush too hard as you might start bleeding, and finish it all off by giving your tongue and the roof of your mouth a quick scrub.
Make sure you do it at least twice a day, and you should be able to smile a bit brighter.
Are you flossing once a day?
Once you get into the habit of flossing, you'll have a hard time giving it up. It's the kind of detailed work that will make you quietly occupy the bathroom until someone asks why you're spending so much time in there.
Floss once a day and do it before you brush your teeth; the water and toothpaste make it tricky for the string to get a proper hold of whatever may be stuck between your teeth still. Some people seem to think that flossing is an unnecessary and borderline obsessive habit and, as long as you brush twice a day, you're doing an alright job. Brushing doesn't clean between your teeth, though, and it's not even designed to get in there, so you have to go through the extra work if you want healthy teeth and gums.
Prevention is key when it comes to good dental care so visit the dentist as soon as you notice any pain; a private health plan should be comprehensive enough to cover trips to the dentist too, which makes it a lot easier to get there before any serious damage occurs.
What about rinsing between meals?
While we don't always have access to mouthwash at work, it's a good idea to at least rinse your mouth with water in between meals. You will avoid stains, first of all, after drinking several cups of coffee - and you'll also help eliminate that bad breath after a hefty lunch.
Think about what you drink during the day and try to eliminate the teeth-decaying stuff you're able to live without, such as sodas and alcohol. Have a glass of milk instead to stock up on calcium, drink loads of water to rinse your mouth and, of course, to stay hydrated throughout the day.
A mouth that is closed and not really in use is a breeding-ground for bacterias. Just think about how your mouth feels when you wake up in the morning after several hours of not drinking, eating or talking - it's practically begging for a good rinse.
Treat it to several of them during the day, and your teeth will both look and feel a lot better.


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Ocean's 8: A "gender-swapped" caper
Carlos Delgado
Directed by Gary Ross; screenplay by Ross and Olivia Milch
Ocean's 8, directed by Gary Ross (Free State of Jones, The Hunger Games, Pleasantville), is the latest in the Ocean's franchise of heist films. It is a loose continuation of the Ocean's Eleven, Twelve and Thirteen trilogy (2001, 2004 and 2007) directed by Steven Soderbergh, themselves based upon Lewis Milestone's 1960 Ocean's 11.
The new film opens with Debbie Ocean (Sandra Bullock), sister to the recently deceased Danny Ocean (played by George Clooney in the Soderbergh opus), securing her release from prison with a tearful—and insincere—vow to leave behind her criminal past and live "the simple life." Upon leaving prison, she promptly steals cosmetics and scams her way into an upscale hotel room.
She reunites with Lou (Cate Blanchett), an unscrupulous bar owner and Ocean's former partner in crime. Ocean convinces her to take part in a heist she has plotted while in prison: stealing a $150 million diamond necklace during the Metropolitan Museum of Art's highly exclusive and garish Met Gala in New York City.
Ocean and Lou round up a team of thieves in a sequence familiar to anyone who has seen a work of this type before. The heist crew includes computer hacker Nine Ball (Rihanna), street hustler and sleight-of-hand expert Constance (Awkwafina), down-on-her-luck fashion designer Rose Weil (Helena Bonham Carter), diamond expert Amita (Mindy Kaling) and a "fence" who deals in stolen goods, Tammy (Sarah Paulson).
With the help of sophisticated computer technology and a few fairly ridiculous plot contrivances, the team penetrates the Met's security system and prepares for the theft, which involves lifting the six-pound piece of jewelry from the neck of the arrogant and self-involved actress Daphne Kluger (Anne Hathaway). Meanwhile, Lou discovers that Ocean is planning to pin the crime on her former lover Claude Becker (Richard Armitage), whose treachery had led to her five-year prison sentence. Lou accuses Ocean of "running a job in a job," but goes along with the plan anyway.
Under Ocean's leadership, the team navigates the opulent and celebrity-filled gala, attempting to steal the necklace while evading security staff, cameras and high-tech anti-theft measures. The final act, which involves Kluger's discovery of the plot and Ocean's revenge on Becker, limps to a finish.
The creatively bankrupt Hollywood studio machinery, which seems increasingly incapable of doing anything but churning out sequels, remakes, "reboots," and "reimaginings" of commercially successful franchises, has of late made appeals to identity politics by creating "gender-swapped" versions of popular films, where women inhabit roles that had previously been played by men. Far from being an attempt to showcase the talents of the performers involved, much less appeal to the broad mass of women whose experiences are excluded from the cultural landscape, such efforts are cynical and nakedly mercenary attempts to squeeze blood from the stones of once-lucrative franchises.
Soderbergh's Ocean's films themselves were always dull exercises in cynicism and self-satisfaction. His Ocean's Eleven was part of his turn toward more conventional filmmaking after the box office failure of his absurdist Schizopolis. More than anything, the film reflected the pressures exerted on filmmakers, including talented and sensitive ones like Soderbergh, to "go with the flow" and produce financially successful blockbusters.
These pressures have now imposed themselves on Ross, who only two years ago directed the remarkable Free State of Jones about an armed insurrection against the Confederacy during the Civil War. That film was one of the more intelligent and artistically successful major film releases in recent memory. It was also the target of racialist attacks from the identity politics crowd for daring to depict poor white farmers fighting side-by-side with former slaves against the plantation elite that oppressed them both.
Since the release of Free State of Jones, the film industry has become even more suffused with identity politics, now centering around gender issues and the upper middle class "MeToo" movement. The supposedly "progressive" significance of "female-led" films is used as a pseudo-democratic smokescreen to justify the careerism of a layer of wealthy performers and privileged professionals seeking their own "place in the sun." The pressures on filmmakers, both direct and indirect, to conform to this campaign are immense, perhaps even more so for someone like Ross who ran afoul of these forces with Free State of Jones.
Nevertheless, it has to be said that Ocean's 8 is an artistic step backward for Ross, and a considerable one at that. Even by the low standards of the Hollywood blockbuster, it is a tedious, empty-headed and pointless film.
It is perhaps not surprising that the critical response to Ocean's 8, while somewhat lukewarm, is still significantly more positive than the hostility directed toward Free State of Jones. Peter Travers of Rolling Stone, for example, who derided Free State of Jones as a "stultifying" film with a "white savior" protagonist, wrote that Ocean's 8is "a heist caper that looks gorgeous, keeps the twists coming and bounces along on a comic rhythm that's impossible to resist. What more do you want in summer escapism?"
A number of reviews praise the film for supposedly depicting "badass women," but this is far from the truth. The plodding, lifeless script (co-written by Ross and Olivia Milch) is so devoid of tension that its performers hardly have an opportunity to exhibit anything resembling bravura or boldness. The cast is mostly wasted. Bullock's easygoing confidence is somewhat more watchable than was Clooney's irritating smirk, but outside of a few moments of playful chemistry with Blanchett she mostly looks bored. Hathaway is able to hit some comic beats with her smug, self-obsessed Kluger, but the rest of the cast is given little to work with.
Ocean's 8 livens up a bit during the heist itself, with Ross's camera fluidly tracking the intricately choreographed movements of the team of thieves while spirited jazz music plays in the background. But the fawning depiction of the Met Gala (which raises more than $10 million in a single night), replete with celebrity cameos and red-carpet lavishness, leaves one sick to one's stomach. We've come some distance from Free State of Jones's Newton Knight declaring that "No man shall stay poor so that another man can get rich."
If the filmmakers had set out to prove that a female-led studio film can be just as vapid as a male-led one, they have succeeded. One hopes that everyone involved will set their sights higher next time.
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A Novel Chemiluiminescence System Based on Ag(III) Complex Oxidation Sensitized by Rhodamine 6G and the Application for the Determination of Cefazolin Sodium in the Injectable Powder and Human Urine
Han-Wen Sun*, Sha-Sha Shi, Juan Wang and Pei-Yun Chen
College of Chemical and Environmental Science, Hebei University, Key Laboratory of Analytical Science and Technology of Hebei Province, Baoding 071002, P.R. China
*Corresponding author: E-mail: sunhanwenhbdx@126.com
A novel chemiluminescence (CL) system for the determination of cefazolin sodium is developed based on the direct chemiluminescence reaction of [Ag(HIO6)2]5--Rhodamine 6G (Rh6G)-cefazolin sodium system in sulphuric acid medium. The possible mechanism of chemiluminescence emission and enhancing effect was discussed. Rhodamine 6G can be oxidized by Ag(III) complex to be its excited form (Rh6G*), which could produce chemiluminescence emission at about 550 nm. Otherwise, Rhodamine 6G can be oxidized by Ag(III) complex to be Rh6G oxide. Cefazolin sodium in acid solution could be oxidized by Ag(III) complex to be its excited form, which could excite Rh6G oxide to be its excited form (Rh6G oxide*), which could produce chemiluminescence emission at about 420 nm. The regression equations of the calibration curves in the range of 4.0 × 10-8-4.0 × 10-6 g/mL can be shown as follows: LgI = 0.0018 C + 1.9848, with a correlation coefficient (R2) of 0.9902. The limit of detection (LOD) was 1.73 × 10-8 g/mL. The proposed method was applied satisfactorily for the determination of cefazolin sodium in the injectable powder and patient urine.
Chemiluminescence, Ag(III) complex, Rhodamine 6G, Cefazolin sodium, Injectable powder, Human urine.


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Rutgers-Newark Rallies Twice to Sweep #NJCUBB
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New Jersey City (14-20, 3-15) 2 3 1 0 1 2 0 1 0 10 12 2
Rutgers-Newark (14-17, 8-9) 0 1 3 0 0 0 7 1 X 12 17 1
2B: Jesse Kraft 2; Matt Corsi; Leo Colon
HR: Nick LoGatto
2B: Kevin Tamsula 2; Gerardo A. Reyes; Chris Suleski; Kyle Johnson
3B: John Klimowich; Dominic Magliaro
SOURCE: https://njcugothicknights.com/news/2019/4/28/201904-27_BASEBALL_at_Rutgers-Newark_baseball-rutgers-newark-rallies-twice-to-sweep-njcubb.aspx
NEWARK, N.J. (NJCUGothicKnights.com) | Rutgers-Newark rallied from behind in the seventh inning of both ends of a New Jersey Athletic Conference doubleheader to sweep the New Jersey City University baseball team, 9-8 in game one and 12-10 in game two on April 27 at Weequahic Park.
The Gothic Knights had no trouble collecting hits on the day, producing 12 hits in each game of the doubleheader. But the hits weren't always timely as NJCU (14-20, 3-15 NJAC) left a combined 28 runners on base in the twinbill, including 16 in game two in the final conference games of the season for NJCU. Rutgers-Newark improved to 14-17 overall and 8-9 in the conference and can still clinch the No. 6 seed in the NJAC Tournament based on the outcome of makeup games around the league on April 28.
NJCU exceeded 100 stolen bases in a season for the sixth time in the history of the program and the second year in a row, swiping 104 on the season in 34 games. Senior third baseman Tom Pulcine (Hazlet, NJ/Raritan) was a combined 6-for-8 with four RBIs in the twinbill for NJCU.
GAME 1: Rutgers-Newark 9, New Jersey City 8
NJCU scored six runs in the top of the fifth inning to seize an 8-5 lead but could not protect it. The Scarlet Raiders scored twice in the sixth and seventh innings and its bullpen shutout NJCU over the final four innings to escape with a 9-8 win. Rutgers-Newark hit three home runs in the win.
After R-N scored four times in the first inning it led 4-1 and the Raiders lead was 5-2 after four innings. In the fifth, NJCU scored six times on four hits, aided by three Raider errors. Freshman first baseman Ricky Voss (Eatontown, NJ/Monmouth Regional) had a two-run single, senior second baseman Matt Corsi (Toms River, NJ/Toms River East) followed with an RBI single and freshman left fielder Leo Colon (Carteret, NJ/St. Anthony (Jersey City)) doubled to give NJCU the lead (6-5). A sacrifice fly from Pulcine made it 7-5 before a throwing error forced by a steal by junior right fielder Juan Pena (Perth Amboy, NJ/Perth Amboy) extended the lead to 8-5.
R-N senior shortstop Luke Magliaro (Fairfield, N.J.) closed the deficit to 8-7 with a two-out, two-run homer to center in the sixth. In the seventh, senior Gerardo A. Reyes (Bayamon, Puerto Rico) came up with one on and hit a two-run pinch-hit homer to right to put the Raiders in front, 9-8. NJCU left two runners on in the eighth and another in the ninth needing a single run to even the game.
Magliaro homered twice in the game, his third and fourth of the season, to lead all players with five RBIs, batting 2-for-4 with three runs and a walk. Reyes had two RBIs in his only at bat of the game. Senior third baseman Ryan Zucker (Mountainside, N.J.) was 2-for-4 with two runs out of the leadoff spot.
Senior right-handed pitcher. Luis Rojas (Union, N.J.) earned his first save of the season, allowing only a two-out single in the ninth inning before closing the door. Freshman righty David Vasquez (Garfield, N.J.) was the winner in relief, claiming his first NCAA decision (1-0). In 3.1 innings, he allowed just one hit, fanning four against two hits.
NJCU outhit R-N, 12-9. Pulcine batted 3-for-4 with two RBIs. Voss drove in two and Corsi batted 2-for-5. Senior shortstop Nick LoGatto (Helmetta, NJ/Spotswood) scored twice. NJCU left 12 men on in the loss.
Senior righty Sean Gibney (Rutherford, NJ/Saint Mary-Rutherford) (1-2) suffered the loss in relief of sophomore Gavin Niland (Paramus, NJ/Paramus Catholic) who started and went the first 6.0 innings, striking out eight.
GAME 2: Rutgers-Newark 12, New Jersey City 10
The Gothic Knights led 9-4 before Rutgers-Newark flipped the script in the bottom of the seventh, scoring seven run to change the outcome. R-N had a 17-12 margin in hits in the game and NJCU stranded 16 men on base—the most since leaving 16 on against Montclair State on April 27, 2013.
The Knights stranded multiple runners in the second, third, fourth, fifth, seventh and eighth innings and the bases loaded in the third and fourth. The only inning NJCU did not strand a runner was the ninth.
In defeat, Pulcine was 3-for-4 with two RBIs, two walks and one run scored while LoGatto hit his first homer of the season, batting 1-for-3 with two RBIs, two runs and two walks and his 20th steal of the season. Junior Bill Feehan (Point Pleasant, NJ/Point Pleasant Boro) has had most of his junior season cut short with nagging injuries but returned to the lineup in a designated hitter role and was 3-for-5 with two RBIs.
Colon finished with three runs (2-for-4) and both Colon and freshman catcher Anthony Palmisano (Colonia, NJ/Colonia) walked twice and scored a pair of runs. Pena drove in two runs and stole his 33rd base of the season. Senior center fielder Jesse Kraft (Nutley, NJ/Saint Mary-Rutherford) walked twice and was 2-for-4.
For R-N, junior left fielder Kevin Tamsula (Piscataway, N.J.) drove in four runs, doubling twice in a 2-for-5 effort (two runs). Zucker was 3-for-6 with two runs while Magliaro finished 2-for-3 with two runs and two walks. Junior center fielder John Klimowich (Fair Lawn, N.J.) drove in two runs (2-for-4, 2 runs). Reyes, the catcher in game two, was 2-for-3 and sophomore right fielder Lisandro Ulerio (Englewood, N.J.) had two hits.
Rojas earned his second save of the day by throwing the final 1.2 innings, striking out three of the five batters he faced to make a winner of freshman righty Marcus James (South Brunswick, N.J.), who claimed his first NCAA win (1-0) despite allowing two runs in 2.1 innings as the third of five pitchers for the Raiders. NJCU freshman closer John Pudder (Manalapan, NJ/Manalapan), pitching for the second time in the doubleheader, suffered his first collegiate loss as the fourth of five NJCU pitchers (1-1).
NJCU scored twice in the first for a 2-0 lead on LoGatto's two-run shot to right center, then put up three more runs in the second for a 5-0 edge. Corsi had an RBI double in the frame, Pulcine drove in a run with a single and Feehan made it 5-0 with a sacrifice fly
R-N bounced back to make it a two-run game on a three-run double by Tamsula in the bottom of the third. NJCU added a run in the fifth on an RBI single by Feehan and two more in the sixth, thanks to an RBI single by Pulcine and a sacrifice fly by Pena.
That all changed in the seventh when the Raiders scored seven runs on seven hits. Back-to-back triples by Klimowich and Magliaro cut the deficit to 9-6 before a groundout by Tamsula brought in the seventh run. R-N followed with back-to-back doubles then tied the game and took the lead when two runs came in on a throwing error. Klimowich, stepping to the plate for the second time in the inning, was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded for an 11-9 lead.
NJCU got a run back in the eighth when Pena stole second and Colon, who singled, scored when the throw was errant. But R-N got a key insurance run in the bottom of the inning on an RBI single by Ulerio, scoring Tamsula who led off with a double. NJCU was retired 1-2-3 in the ninth.
With 104 steals (127 attempts), NJCU has stolen the fifth most bases in a season in school history. The top five performances:
122 in 1995 (122-144)
Tom Pulcine (Hazlet, NJ/Raritan) has 90 career hits in just 73 games for NJCU.
Juan Pena (Perth Amboy, NJ/Perth Amboy) has 92 career hits in 72 games for NJCU.
Pena is third on NJCU's single-season steals list with 33.In second place is Carmine Turso (34-39 in 1995). The single-season record is 40 by Rob Sumner who was 40-for-45 in 2006.
NJCU's rescheduled doubleheader against St. Joseph's College (LI) will be moved from Sunday, April 28 to Tuesday, April 30 in Patchogue, N.Y. The two seven-inning games will begin at 4 p.m.
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Boston Six Pack for Rock Band
If you're a fan of the game Rock Band, you'll probably love this -- you can get 6 Boston songs for the game! DLC has released six Boston songs; the songs available are:
"More Than a Feeling" (Master)
"Peace of Mind" (Master)
"Smokin'" (Master)
"Rock & Roll Band" (Master)
"Something About You" (Master)
"Hitch a Ride" (Master)
The songs are available for $1.99 each or $9.99 for the pack and can be purchased through Xbox Live! Marketplace (160 Microsoft Points for each song or 800 points for the pack) and Sony's Playstation Store.
More information on the release: www.rockband.com/blog/entry/264578


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Q: How do I add file types to Windows 8 "File Associations" for Metro apps I needed to create a new file type ".pd".  I want to have the Microsoft Reader Metro app open this file type.
Using How do I add file types to Windows 8 "File Associations"? does not allow me to associate a new file type listed in Control Panel\Programs\Default Programs\Set Associations "Change program..." with an existing Metro app - Microsoft Reader.
Everything I've seen easily associates exe files. (gpedit.msc on the Server, ASSOC, Ftype, etc.)
Basically I want the .PD extension to work exactly like the .PDF extension.
Anyone have suggestions?

A: This can be done using the registry editor. Alternately, use FileTypesMan tool from Nirsoft. Use the option, "Replace File Type For Selected Extension" and set .PD file type association just like .PDF
FileTypesMan - Alternative to 'File Types' manager of Windows : http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/file_types_manager.html

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Grounded Lancaster Bomber set to return to skies of Lincolnshire
Back on track: Lincolnshire's Lancaster Bomber Thumper III is on course to return to flight testing, five months after an engine fire caused it to be grounded.
Photo: MOD Crown Copyright
Lincolnshire's Lancaster Bomber Thumper III is on course to return to flight testing, five months after an engine fire caused it to be grounded.
As previously reported, the RAF Battle of Britain Memorial Flight (BBMF) aircraft was forced into an emergency landing at RAF Coningsby on May 7 after a fire broke out in the engine mid flight.
The bomber was examined by engineers to determine the extent of the damage and the aircraft missed most of the 2015 display season as repair work was carried out.
The aircraft was due to fly at the Gedling Show in Nottinghamshire, the Bournemouth Air Festival and the fateful Shoreham Air Show in Sussex.
It was also unable to perform at the grand opening of the International Bomber Command Centre memorial on Canwick Hill on October 2.
Photo: Steve Smailes for The Lincolnite
More than 7,300 Lancasters were built during World War II, and now only two airworthy aircraft survive.
A Facebook post on the official BBMF page on Sunday, October 4, said: "The Bomber returns. This afternoon Lancaster Mk.I, PA474 conducted ground runs at RAF Coningsby following the repairs to her engine fire in May.
"Apart from some minor teething problems all went well. The next stages will be to iron out those issues and then for her to air test but a time for this is not yet confirmed."
In 2014, Lincolnshire's Thumper joined Canadian Lancaster Vera in a series of flypasts in Lincoln and across the country.
However, Vera also suffered an engine fire, this time during a flight in County Durham.
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Ace filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma has finally managed to trace the lookalike of Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu. Varma will be launching his new movie 'Lakshmi's NTR' on October 19.
As per a report on The New Indian Express, Varma had shared a video on social media on Saturday of a man and sought help to track the person. He even offered a reward of Rs 1 lakh. The video showed the man serving food at a restaurant. Earlier, the 11-second video had gone viral on social media but the man was unidentified.
To his utter surprise, the man was traced within hours by one Television employee called Rohit Mutyala, and RGV was happy to offer the prize money immediately besides promising to credit his service with a 'thank you' note at the beginning of his upcoming film 'Lakshmi's NTR'.
Another NTR biopic directed by Krish will soon hit the screens. NTR's son Nandamuri Balakrishna will play the role of his father in the movie, along with Vidya Balan, Rana Daggubati, Manjima Mohan among others.
While the NTR biopic will end before his second wife Lakshmi Parvathi enters into his life, RGV's 'Lakshmi's NTR' will start with Lakshmi entering into the life of the ace Telugu actor-turned-politician. The movie will be produced by Rakesh Reddy and presented by GV Films.


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Toward Delinking: An Alternative Chinese Path Amid the New Cold War
by Sit Tsui, Erebus Wong, Lau Kin Chi and Wen Tiejun
Topics: Imperialism Political Economy War Places: Asia China
During the 1960s, China was effectively excluded from the two major camps: the Soviet camp and the U.S. camp. For about a decade, China was obliged to seek development within its own borders and thereby achieved some extent of delinking: a refusal to succumb to U.S.-eurocentric globalization and an embrace of a people's agenda of development. While foreign relations were later normalized and China once again brought in foreign capital, since being explicitly targeted as the primary rival of the United States, however, the situation may again warrant moves toward delinking and searching for alternatives, with ups and downs along the way. | more…
Renminbi: A Century of Change
by Sit Tsui, Qiu Jiansheng, Yan Xiaohui, Erebus Wong and Wen Tiejun
Topics: History Political Economy Places: Asia China
There is considerable interest in the history and characterization of China's economy. This overview of the evolution of the renminbi from the late Qing dynasty to the present, shows how China's political and economic changes in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries are reflected in the development of its highly contested modern currency system. | more…
Rural Communities and Economic Crises in Modern China
Topics: Labor Movements Political Economy Places: Asia China
Throughout China's nearly seventy-year history of industrialization and financialization, whenever the cost of an economic crisis could be transferred to the rural sector, capital-intensive urban industries have had a "soft landing" and existing institutional arrangements have been maintained—a pattern that continues today. We argue that Chinese peasants and rural communities have rescued the country from no fewer than ten such economic crises. | more…
The Tyranny of Monopoly-Finance Capital
A Chinese Perspective
Topics: Movements Political Economy Stagnation State Repression Places: Americas Asia China United States
Since the 1980s, economic growth in the core capitalist countries has been driven by an enormous expansion of financial capital, accompanied by steady deindustrialization. In recent years, the monopoly power of this financial capital has displayed increasingly tyrannical characteristics: it depends for its continued growth on ever-increasing indebtedness and dependence in developing nations, widening the divide between rich and poor and ultimately fostering state violence that serves to suppress popular resistance.… [Today,] military and monetary strength work together to profit from inequality and instability in emerging economies. | more…
One Belt, One Road
China's Strategy for a New Global Financial Order
by Erebus Wong, Lau Kin Chi, Sit Tsui and Wen Tiejun
Topics: Economic Theory Imperialism Political Economy Places: Asia China Southeast Asia Ukraine
In late 2013, Chinese premier Xi Jinping announced a pair of new development and trade initiatives for China and the surrounding region: the "Silk Road Economic Belt" and the "Twenty-First-Century Maritime Silk Road," together known as One Belt, One Road (OBOR). Along with the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), the OBOR policies represent an ambitious spatial expansion of Chinese state capitalism, driven by an excess of industrial production capacity, as well as by emerging financial capital interests. The Chinese government has publicly stressed the lessons of the 1930s overcapacity crisis in the West that precipitated the Second World War, and promoted these new initiatives in the name of "peaceful development." Nevertheless, the turn to OBOR suggests a regional scenario broadly similar to that in Europe between the end of the nineteenth century and the years before the First World War, when strong nations jostled one another for industrial and military dominance. | more…
The Rhetoric and Reality of the Trans-Pacific Partnership
A View from China
Topics: Imperialism Political Economy Places: Americas Asia China United States
Since announcing its foreign policy "pivot to Asia" shortly after the election of Barack Obama, the United States has made extensive use of its institutional and discursive power to encourage denationalization among developing countries whose economies chiefly rely on manufacturing and trade—part of its global strategic goal of expanding the hegemony of finance capital at the lowest possible cost. The development of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TTP) is a case in point. This article analyzes the TPP's strategy in targeting China, pointing out that the TPP is a battle for the terms of economic development and discourse in the twenty-first century, as well as an illustration of the ideology of technocracy and soft power. Lastly, we criticize the TPP's erosion of economic sovereignty, which would effectively relegate the economies of developing countries to a form of semi-colonial extraterritoriality. | more…
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by Wen Tiejun, Lau Kin Chi, Cheng Cunwang, Huili He and Qiu Jiansheng
Topics: Ecology Economic Theory Political Economy Places: Asia
The governments of almost all developing countries are facing the long-term twin problems of capital shortages and high fiscal debts, resulting from their attempts to modernize the state forms and economic and financial relations left by colonialism or copied from western political culture. Whether they claimed to be of the left or the right ideologically, they almost invariably undertook policies to attract foreign investment and encourage domestic private investors to join the global industrialization competition during the twentieth century…. Continental China, the biggest developing country, with the largest population (but also with significant natural resource constraints) has close to 20 percent of the world's population, but only 9 percent of its arable land and a mere 6 percent of its fresh water. Over the centuries, China had its share of drought- or flood-induced famines. But if not for a 6,000-year history of irrigated agriculture, with its related "village rationality" based on traditional indigenous knowledge—which internalizes risks by its multifunctional rural cultures of sustainable self-reliance—China would have been a land of perpetual hunger. | more…