Americans can never truly repay the sacrifices made by veterans and their families, who became their sturdy support system during long deployments and amidst many challenges of military life. Nonetheless, in recognition of their extraordinary dedication, our nation has long upheld a steadfas…
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Rural life has its challenges, but most of us in northern New Hampshire have adapted. We’re used to quiet roads, long winters, and the reality that most specialists are at least an hour away. But now, a crisis is unfolding that no amount of stoicism can shrug off: our seniors are losing acce…
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In 1932, one out of every two millworkers in Berlin was unemployed, having been laid off by the Brown Company, while those still working got a severe pay cut. City officials, both Democrat and Republican, under the thumb of industrial fat cats, did nothing, while strikes throughout the USA w…
Abraham Lincoln made the presidency a pulpit. Theodore and Franklin Roosevelt transformed the office into an engine of big government. John F. Kennedy made it a platform of inspiration. Presidents routinely take the office they inherit and reshape it to their own tastes, focus it on their ow…
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