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A former governor, the current attorney general and the state’s chief justice could all be called in the trial of Supreme Court Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi, who is accused of improper influence.
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Gov. Kelly Ayotte's office says John Formella will be kept on in a “holdover” status while she reviews his department.
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The state’s fund for youth center victims could be dry by April.
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The cuts are on hold for six months. But they've already left some patients feeling betrayed and uncertain about what comes next.
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State officials said the hospital will keep neurology, pediatric dentistry and other services open for six months while regulators review the planned cuts.
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Attorney General John Formella and a coalition of Attorneys General are calling on Congress to require a Surgeon General warning on social media, citing the potential harm these platforms can have on the health and well-being of children.
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Attorney General John Formella joined an amicus brief in support of a West Virginia law that excludes trans students from playing girls’ sports. A similar law in New Hampshire is also facing a court challenge.
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NH Attorney General John Formella says a new rule expanding health benefits to ‘Dreamers’ violates federal law and is a misuse of taxpayer money.
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NH Attorney General John Formella is suing TikTok for alleged unfair and deceptive practices that he says harms the health and well-being of children.
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“For too long, New Hampshire’s live entertainment market has been stifled by a lack of competition, leading to exorbitant fees and limited choices for fans," Attorney General John Formella said.