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A veteran and security analyst spoke out after her fallen brother’s name was invoked, without her family’s consent, as part of the recent campaign to eliminate ballot-counting machines in New Hampshire.
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Elizabeth Jensen has been working as NPR's Public Editor since 2015, and her term was recently extended to January 2020.Jensen describes her role as "the…
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Nationally, newspaper readership is way down, but we talk with four New Hampshire publishers about how they're adapting and thriving. We also examine new…
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James Foley, a reporter who was killed by ISIS militants in 2014, was recognized by the New Hampshire Supreme Court Society with its Life and Liberty…
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We sit down with Lulu Garcia-Navarro, host of NPR's Weekend Edition Sunday, and former foreign correspondent who has reported from Israel, Brazil, Mexico,…
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On Friday, July 6, we do things a little differently on the Weekly New Hampshire News Roundup.Following the tragedy at the Capital Gazette newspaper in…
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David Folkenflik joins us as part of our Justice & Journalism series with UNH Law School. We talk about the vast changes in journalism he's seen in recent…
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Robert Siegel has been a familiar voice on NPR since 1976 and the host of NPR's All Things Considered since 1987. At the end of this week, and to the…
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There’s been a public dispute going on in Keene over the rights of student journalists.This is all playing out at Keene State College, where editors at…
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On today's show: Eric Liu is founder and CEO of Citizens University and author of the new book You're More Powerful Than You Think. He’ll be talking about…