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Thom Brueckner: The Largest Infrastructure Buildout In USA History

Financial expert, educator, and radio host Thom Brueckner joins The Morning Update to talk about the top economic stories of…

Jeff Chidester’s Morning Opening: Planter Fallout, Iran Conflict Flares Up, NH DHHS

July 9, 2026 The fallout from the Graham Platner US Senate race and withdrawal leaves the Maine Democrats “now what?” …

Immigration -Foreign Policy Expert Simon Hankinson: What SCOTUS Got Right

Immigration -Foreign Policy Expert Simon Hankinson, Author (10 Woke Commandments You MUST NOT Obey) – Heritage – Ben Franklin Fellowship…

Energy Expert and Conservationist Gabriella Hoffman: Energy Updates and No Hunting In Oregon

Energy expert and nationally recognized conservationist Gabriella Hoffman, director of the Center for Energy and Conservation at Independent Women, joins…

Task & Purpose: Recourse For Sexual Assault Victims And Religious Liberty

What is the relationship of faith and religious support in the US Military, and how does the US Military look…

Reporter Damien Fisher: NH Sununu Is Breaking Laws.. They Are Just Dysfunctional

Investigative Reporter Damien Fisher discusses the release of the New Hampshire AG’s report on recent issues at the Sununu Youth…

NH Bankers Association: Issues Affecting Housing Policy

What are the issues affecting housing policy in New Hampshire? Recently, a Housing Forum, co-hosted by St. Anselm’s College and…

Jeff Chidester’s Morning Opening: Trump Thinks Iran Is Evil

July 8, 2026 Our on-again, off-again conflict with Iran is on again, and President Trump was candid and didn’t hold…

Drew Cline: Data Centers Are Evil.

Are data centers evil? What is the true New Hampshire Advantage, and what separates us from other New England States?…

07/07/26: Live From NH Veterans’ Home – The Daily Dose

The Morning Update is live at the New Hampshire Veterans’ Home in Tilton. Host Jeff Chidester opens the show by…

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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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