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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.
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Attorney General John Formella says the calls violated voter suppression laws.
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The New Hampshire Attorney General alleged that the group violated the Civil Rights Act by hanging a banner reading “Keep New England White” in Portsmouth last summer.
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Formella’s name appeared on a list published Friday that came in response to new sanctions imposed by the U.S.