Business & Economy
Sununu Plan To Increase NH Legal Assistance Funding Lauded
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With this additional funding, as many as 750 additional people each year.
Business & Economy
Live Stream at 10 a.m. Today (Feb. 8) Right-To-Work Public Hearing
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Click inside to watch today’s public hearing on the Right-to-Work legislation. It will be live streamed from Representatives Hall in Concord beginning at 10 a.m.
Surprising political spending by sponsors of some Super Bowl ads
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Just over two weeks into Donald Trump‘s presidency, companies had to make the risky decision whether to enter the fray and weigh in on controversial issues.
Business & Economy
NH Property Tax Relief Applications Are Due March 1
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These include tax deferrals for homeowners over age 65 or receiving Social Security benefits based on disability, and property tax abatements based on hardship or poverty.
WOKQ’s Don Briand Interviews InDepthNH.org’s Team For Reporter’s File
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PODCAST: WOKQ News Director Don Briand interviews the folks at InDepthNH.org for the Reporter’s File.
Business & Economy
Can the Democrats Be as Stubborn as Mitch McConnell?
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In laying the groundwork recently for President Trump’s nomination for the Supreme Court, Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, had this to say: “What we hope would be that our Democratic friends will treat President Trump’s nominees in the same way that we treated Clinton and Obama.”
As pro-Trump nonprofits rev up, regulators stall again
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With a new set of politically active nonprofits promising to pour millions into ads supporting President Donald Trump’s agenda and cabinet nominees, an FEC decision last month provides a telling reminder of how these groups push the legal limits on their activity — and how difficult it is for regulators to do anything about it.
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Super Bowl LI: A guide to pigskin politics
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Bill Belichick, the Patriots’ coach, wrote a letter to Trump commending him for his campaign performance. But like Brady, he didn’t help fatten Trump’s coffers.
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Donald Trump’s inauguration fueled by tobacco, oil and drug company money
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Other big-spending sponsors include insurers, auto makers, tech giants