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Radio Free New Hampshire: Spring Training Report
The Boston Red Sox are a professional sports team, so nothing they do matters at all. Yet they have either been making me happy or breaking my heart since I was five years old.
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Radio Free New Hampshire: Dancing in the Dark
We have lived with stalemate for so long, we have forgotten how and why it happened. But to best appreciate Donald Trump’s actions in Iran, we should learn that history again.
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Radio Free New Hampshire: Imagine That
It was a heartwarming article in the New York Times, which takes pride in being our nation’s newspaper of record. A restaurant in Syria is going out of its way to serve kosher meals to Jewish visitors.
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Radio Free New Hampshire: An Expert Opinion
Confession: I don’t know how computers work. When mine goes south, I stab random buttons. I turn it on and off. I swear out loud. It usually works again after a while and then I move along. Ditto for my phone, ditto for my car, ditto for the other machinery on which I rely any given day.
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Radio Free New Hampshire: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
As always, Trump’s failure is not a failure of ambition but a failure of vision and leadership. His mistake lies not in choosing to act, but in neglecting to build a new and viable system to replace what we have.
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Radio Free New Hampshire: Making Marjorie Great Again
Marjorie Taylor Greene is quitting Congress. Georgia’s famous spewer of hate has become disillusioned. Trump let her down on the Epstein files; they have also parted company on Gaza and Iran.
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How About 2025? Bad Headline or Peculiar Question? Big News?
Whew, it’s 2026.
As we start the new year, you folks helped me avoid compiling a boring Top 10 News Stories and let us take a slightly different look at the year 2025.
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Radio Free New Hampshire: Through a Glass Darkly
Jeffrey Epstein, Rob Reiner, crypto deals, the Kennedy Center; Venezuela, the White House, vaccinations and wind farms. That is only the past few weeks. As 2025 limps to an end, it hardly seems possible that so much has transpired and the primary catalyst for so much sadness has been one man.
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Holiday Gifts For Sale From Talented Folks I Know
Looking for a last-minute gift you can buy online and get to know more about your friends at InDepthNH.org? Now’s the time and here’s some suggestions.
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Radio Free N.H. — My Annual Chanukah Column
Priesthoods belong to settled cultures. They mark agricultural surplus, centralized administration and social hierarchy. Prophets ignore those things. They are individuals who claim a special relationship to the divine. Prophets and priests are natural opponents. Nothing rattles an established priesthood like a new vision of truth.