Women’s March Pictorial Part II in Portsmouth From Susan Dromey Heeter
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Find yourself in the Women’s March in Portsmouth.
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Portsmouth Women’s March: A Susan Dromey Heeter Pictorial
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Several thousand people gathered in Market Square for the Portsmouth Women’s March on Saturday.
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Thousands March for NH Women’s Day of Action & Unity
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CONCORD – Thousands of men and women from across New Hampshire converged in Concord today to be a part of the New Hampshire Women’s Day of Action & Unity.
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Seven years later: Blurred boundaries, more money on Citizens United anniversary
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Among the inaugural festivities and protests this weekend, spare a thought Saturday for the seventh anniversary of the Supreme Court’s landmark Citizens United v. Federal Election Committee ruling — a decision that has left a deeper footprint with every election cycle.
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Trump Promised to Resign From His Companies — But There’s No Record He’s Done So
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President Trump and his associates “are not doing what they said they would do,” said Richard Painter, the chief ethics lawyer for President George W. Bush. “And even that was completely inadequate.”
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Joyful Musings: Do What You Love and Money Follows
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I’ve had the joy of earning a few bucks from doing things I love – writing, speaking Spanish, reading great literature, travelling, working with children and young adults.
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Reports Trump May End Violence Against Women Office Disturb Shaheen
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“The suggestion that the Trump Administration plans to eliminate the Office of Violence Against Women is extremely disturbing,” said Shaheen.
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18 Towns Will Again Try To Get Clarity On Laws Dealing With Control of Local Roads
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CONCORD – Pittsburg Select Chairman Steve Ellis said he expects 18 towns will try again to clarify what state laws say about the use of municipal roads by utilities.
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Pharma Money Reaches Guideline Writers, Patient Groups, Even Doctors on Twitter
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The long arm of the pharmaceutical industry continues to pervade practically every area of medicine, reaching those who write guidelines that shape doctors’ practices, patient advocacy organizations, letter writers to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and even oncologists on Twitter, according to a series of papers on money and influence published today in JAMA Internal Medicine.