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Which Country Would You Choose to be a US Ambassador to?

Political satirist Karl Zahan and Host Jeff Chidester discuss the media’s reaction to the Trump Administration’s immigration policy and the first 100 days of Trump’s Second Term.

A Fun Way to Help the Veteran Community.

Dan Stower makes a final push for the Greater Derry-Londonderry Veteran Ruck March Fundraiser (walk, run, family fun day) scheduled for Saturday, May 2. Same-day registration is welcome. Bring nonperishable food items and dog food to support veterans in need. 

Manchester Technology Company: Building a Better Diabetes Management System

Andy Sylvia from Manchester Ink Link joins us to share the story of Sequel, a Manchester-based company focusing on technology that helps people manage their diabetes.

WFEA & Forge VFR: Military Culture & Clinical Care for Veterans – First Responders.

The veteran care experts at Forge join WFEA for the first in a series of conversations to help veterans and first responders find assistance for any struggles they may be facing. This week, we cover community resources, Forge’s mission and services, the Life Cycle of veterans in Care, and CCN providers. 

Mr. Wonderful Calls for De-listo-rama, El Pronto. Financial expert Thom Brueckner explains.

Radio Host and Financial Expert Thom Brueckner discusses the positive signs in the economy and provides an update on the work and possible passage of the “One Big Beautiful Bill” on taxes and the budget.

Is your social media strategy killing your business?

Christine Carignan and Matt Mowry from Business NH Magazine offer helpful information on establishing, maintaining, or updating your social media strategy.

Top News Audio with Media Expert Nicole Silverio.

Media Expert Nicole Silverio, Daily Caller News Foundation, shares the top news audio clips of the week. This week’s clips include VP candidate Walz ‘code talks to white dudes,’ the White House playing a game show with the press, and Democrats invoking the ‘Voldemort Rule.’

Senate Passes Anti-Revenge Porn Legislation.

Crime -Justice expert and former Assistant to the Solicitor General Paul Larkin joins The Morning Update to discuss the recently passed ‘Take It Down, the anti-revenge porn legislation. Mr. Larkin has argued before the Supreme Court over 25 times and explained the need for this legislation.

China’s Cyberterrorists are Exploiting USA’s Infrastructure.

Cybersecurity expert Annie Chestnut Tutor helps explain China’s efforts to target and identify vulnerable parts of our infrastructure, such as power grids and technology that protects our drinking water. 

HHS Releases Child to an Illegal Alien Sex Predator.

WFEA The Morning Update host Jeff Chidester shares a story of the recent failure by HHS that allowed for a 14-year illegal female alien to be turned over to an adult, non-related, illegal male alien-sex predator. Jeff was curious as to the lack of coverage by the major networks.

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Pope Leo XIV has become the first pope in history to vote in a US general election

Pope Leo XIV has become the first pope to vote in a U.S. general election. The Vatican confirmed Friday that the Chicago-born pontiff had submitted a mail-in ballot in Chicago ahead of November's midterm elections, citing his long-standing belief in civic participation.

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