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NH State Sen. Dan Innis on Outlawing Taking Photos of Minors and Using AI to Sexualize the Images

NH State Sen. Dan Innis observes the DOGE process, and some reported misconceptions. Sen. Innis discusses a new piece of…

US Sen. Shaheen’s Exchange With a Reporter Over Her Age

Michael Graham from the NH Journal discusses an exchange NH US Sen. Shaheen had with a reporter over the Senator’s…

DOGE and the Trump Administration’s Actions

NEC Professor Nate Shrader joins us in the studio to discuss the constitutional role of the three branches of the…

This Season’s Girls Scout Cookie Drive

Local Girls Scouts visited Jeff in the WFEA studio to discuss this season’s Girls Scout Cookie Drive. We also talk…

The Killer Cult

Investigative Reporter Damien Fisher shares his recent story connecting the Killer Cult to at least six murders, including the killing…

The Trump Administration’s Early Economic Initiative

Leading national economist David Bahnsen joins WFEA to discuss the Trump Administration’s early economic initiative. David talks about the need…

The Historical Significance of President’s Day

Plymouth State University Professor Dr. John Lappie and Host Jeff Chidester discuss the historical significance of President’s Day. They also…

Renaming The Boy Scouts

WFEA’s The Morning Update Host discusses renaming Boy Scouting of America to Scouting America. Jeff shares audio from a panel…

Tips To Consider When Working With Contractors

Jason Carrier, owner of Intergraded Builders, shares essential tips people should consider when working with contractors. Jason also talked about…

Republicans To Potentially File Impeachment Papers Against Federal Judges

The Hill’s Emily Brooks discusses efforts by some Republicans to potentially file impeachment papers against federal judges who have ruled…

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