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Todd Bookman/NHPRNew Hampshire recently upped the amount that lawyers can get paid when they take on cases where defendants can't afford an attorney. It's one way to address the shortage of lawyers willing to accept these cases. -
Sam Evans-Brown/NHPRWe asked, you answered.
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In this edition of Refresher Course, we dive into the nebulous world of political consultants. -
In "Let Only Red Flowers Bloom," Feng recounts her experiences reporting on China during the era of Xi Jinping. -
The National Weather Service affects public safety, food production and even national security. Like many other agencies, it’s been the target of deep cuts from the Trump administration. -
New Hampshire's Child Advocate Cassandra Sanchez spoke about the office's annual report and its role moving forward as it faces defunding from state lawmakers. -
Laconia Housing Authority is facing uncertainty over funding for housing vouchers and supportive services. -
A round of trivia on the political jokes and pranks that have gone down over the years. -
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There’s uncertainty over how those cuts could affect services and programs provided by libraries across the state. -
How will the IRS layoffs and expiring tax cuts affect our tax returns?
