The particle debris from this week’s monster X9-class solar flare hit Earth’s magnetic field last night.
The result: Northern Lights in the USA as far south as Arkansas. A severe (G4-class) geomagnetic storm on Sept. 8th sparked auroras so bright that, in parts of Scandinavia, traffic stopped as drivers pulled over to absorb the display. More storms are in the offing tonight and tomorrow as Earth moves through the wake of this potent CME. | More…
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According to The Diamondback, Representative Anthony Brown (D) announced plans at the University of Maryland to introduce the bill to fight hate speech and hate crimes, explaining that it would require public colleges and universities to have programs and initiatives that define for students “what is acceptable speech and what is not acceptable speech.”
Brown added that to “take away any excuse,” for an institution to not implement these programs aimed at defining hate speech, the government would give the institutions grant money. | More…
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — New Hampshire‘s secretary of state says he won’t step down from President Donald Trump’s commission on election fraud despite calls from the state’s congressional delegation to do so.
Democrat Socialists, Bernie Sanders Democrats, the New Left, the Alt-Left, and Antifa are all names for the socialist labor movement (communism) that is so far left that nearly everything is to the “right.”
To justify their violent cause, the modern Antifa Democrats have labeled everything to their right (and that’s nearly everything) as a tool or advocate for white supremacy; triggering the charged racism that President Obama’s reign embedded like a tick in America’s cultural skin.
The label is misdirection. It is a means of intimidation. A tool intended to stunt, impair, and silence resistance. | More…
CONCORD — A federal court declared Friday that anti-panhandling ordinances enacted by Rochester, Somersworth and other communities are a direct violation of the First Amendment.
The U.S. District Court of New Hampshire’s decision comes as part of a suit filed against the city of Manchester by Theresa M. Petrello, an Army and Navy veteran who has panhandled to make ends meet. *| More…
MADBURY, N.H. — The Kremlin hacked our presidential election, is waging a cyberwar against our NATO allies and is probing opportunities to use similar tactics against democracies worldwide. Why then are federal agencies, local and state governments and millions of Americans unwittingly inviting this threat into their cyber networks and secure spaces? | More…
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It’s actually state law that if you move to the state with the intent on staying in the state, you must give up your former driver’s license and get a New Hampshire driver’s license within 60 days. The 5,300 who voted with out-of-state drivers’ licenses in the 2016 election never established residency. Either they weren’t ever going to establish residency or they broke the law.
What this means is what many in the Granite State have witnessed and long been fighting against – “drive-by” out-of-state voters are voting by the thousands and stealing the votes of actual New Hampshire residents. | More…
NEWPORT — Police Chief David Cahill took the stand in Sullivan County Superior Court Thursday afternoon and denied harassing and intimidating a Sunapee couple seeking a restraining order against him.
Joseph and Heather Furlong are seeking injunctive relief and an equitable restraining order for protection from Cahill, just days after charges against Joseph Furlong alleging election tampering via an email were dismissed by the District Court in Newport. | More…
The Bedford Police and Fire departments announced that their phone systems will undergo upgrades that will take them off line from Midnight tonight to six A M tomorrow morning. The upgrades actually started last night at Midnight, which put the system offline until six this morning, but they didn’t tell anybody it was happening until a notice was issued at five yesterday evening. Those who need to contact either department for non-emergency purposes while the system is down are asked to dial 471-0353.
911 service will not be affected. | More…
CONCORD — A commission created by the state Legislature to strengthen New Hampshire’s Right-to-Know law got off to a late start, but its chairman is confident the group will be able to come up with recommendations to create what one member called “an express lane for citizens to get satisfaction.”
The state Legislature recently passed and Gov. Chris Sununu signed into law HB 178, creating a commission to study new ways to resolve Right-to-Know law complaints outside of an expensive and time-consuming lawsuit. *| More…
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