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An Inside Perspectve of President Trump’s Signing of the Protect Girls in Sports Executive Order

Carrie Lukas, President of IWF—Independent Women’s Forum—shares her team’s experience in the Oval Office with President Trump for the signing…

A Summary of Mayor Jay Ruais’ State of the City

Andy Syliva from Manchester Ink Link provides an excellent summary of Mayor Jay Ruais’ yearly State of the City and…

Former New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu On Anderson Cooper’s comment.

Former New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu joins WFEA’s Morning Update to address Anderson Copper’s controversial comments and provide some keen insights on the current DOGE process.

Joe Sweeny On Immigration And Housing Legislation.

Deputy Majority Leader Joe Sweeny discusses recent immigration and housing legislation.  

How Families and Friends Can Help Loved Ones Dealing With Addiction

Addiction affects thousands of NH families. Addiction and recovery expert Eric Ekberg, CEO of Granite Recovery Centers, discusses ways that…

A Breakdown of the Hamas—Israel Cease Fire and Hostage Release Deal

Middle East Expert and Author Israel Ellis will provide insight into the breakdown of the Hamas—Israel Cease Fire and Hostage…

The Constitutionality of the Concept of ‘birthright citizenship’

Policy expert and author Dr. Merrill Matthews provides a better understanding of the constitutionality of the concept of ‘birthright citizenship’…

Neuropathy, Its signs, And A Unique Approach to Treat It

Dr. Kristen Markwith, Trend Acupuncture, discusses neuropathy, its signs, and the unique approach that Dr. Markwith and her team use…

Overmedication and its Possible Connection to Suicide in the Military

Task & Purpose Reporter Patty Nieberg shares an alarming story of overmedication and its possible connection to suicide in the…

The Legacy Media’s Coverage of President Trump

Nationally syndicated radio host Grace Curley discusses the legacy media’s coverage of President Trump and the differences between the first…

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