Confederate statues removed
It amazes me how the Civil War, which ended in 1865, can still have influence on us today. New Orleans
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MONIFF comes to downtown Keene
From Thursday, April 20 to Sunday, April 23, The Colonial Theatre in downtown Keene was taken over by a film
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Bitcoin and the future of money
Bitcoin is an example of one wonder that the modern internet can achieve. We now have a widely used currency
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Keeping the United States safe at the cost of other agencies
New budget request to boost Homeland Security, Department of Defense and Veterans Affairs
One of the cornerstones of Trump’s campaign was that he was the candidate who would keep America safe. During debates,
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Flint, Michigan, forgotten water crisis nearly three years later
The toxic water problem in Flint, Michigan, gained huge media attention a few years ago when it was first discovered.
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Trump and the tech industry
Tech companies come together to oppose travel ban
The Trump administration has signed a lot of executive orders in his first few weeks in office. For the most
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Questions continue to stack over Trump’s plan for the wall
We all know that walls are made to divide, and further division is the last thing that the country, and
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Trump plans to repeal and replace Obamacare
Just about every topic is polarizing in American politics at the moment, and the Affordable Care Act is no exception.
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Punishment for those falsely accusing others of rape
Many consider rape to be one of the most vile acts in modern society, and rightfully so. A victim’s life
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One small victory within a much larger war
I, for one, was surprised when I heard that the Dakota Access Pipeline would be rerouted. It feels like the
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Dean’s List has nearly 1,500 students each semester
A student’s grade point average (GPA) is the average of all the grades the student has received in his or
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Dividing a nation politically
Parting our people with the two-party system
I know many people are probably tired of reading about politics, and with good reason. I’ve never seen the media
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Some reject taking in refugees yet expect refuge themselves
Immigration is one of the most polarizing issues in modern American politics. Many believe that we shouldn’t let any immigrants
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Successfully deflecting heckling in politics
Heckling: It’s become the new norm at just about every political rally, debate and gathering of any kind. In a
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Legislative forum on children in Monadnock Region
On October 10 a forum was held to discuss the problems facing children and families in the Monadnock region in
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Campus Ecology asks for $25,250 and gets $2,200
Campus Ecology, one of the student organizations responsible for Solarfest, a festival of solar-powered music, took about a 90 percent
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Field hockey falls short
The Owls fell 3-2 on Wednesday in a close game against the non-conference opponent Trinity College. For the first 10
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To serve, protect and spy
In 2015, North Dakota became the first state to pass a law allowing law enforcement to use weaponized drones. According
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Student Assembly 9/20/16
The Student Assembly had their weekly meeting on Tuesday to discuss five clubs and student organization’s requests. All members of
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EpiPen prices hit new high, causing consumers concern to raise with it
Epinephrine auto-injectors, commonly known as EpiPens, are a first aid tool that many people keep on standby to treat what
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