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Updates on the Israel-Hamas war

Erin Smith, Politics Editor November 6, 2023

On Oct. 7, Hamas, a group based in Palestine, made an attack on Israel from the Gaza Strip. More than 1,400 people were killed in Israel and 242 hostages were taken back into Gaza. Since that first attack,...

Is the U.S. ready for booster shots, or is it too soon?

Is the U.S. ready for booster shots, or is it too soon?

Samuel Weinmann, Politics Editor October 5, 2021

Perspective On Sept. 21, during the United Nations’ (U.N.) 76th Session in New York, U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres said that despite the world's progress with vaccines, wealthier countries...

BREAKING: At least one person shot, two Capitol police officers injured in attacks; structure on lockdown

BREAKING: At least one person shot, two Capitol police officers injured in attacks; structure on lockdown

Amanda M. Castro, Managing Editor April 2, 2021

On Friday afternoon, the police locked down the U.S. Capitol after a report of gunshots in the area. According to the acting head of the Capitol Police, a Capitol Police officer identified as William...

Dangers on the Foreign Front

Amy Reidy September 26, 2012

Since the 2001 attacks on American soil, the country has been recovering and rebuilding. The United States has come together as a nation to support the nation, and have come to show greater respect for...

U.S. Officals Launch New Strategy to Prevent Suicide

Kerri Zbodula September 26, 2012

In Washington D.C., a new nationwide strategy to prevent suicide has been launched. Facebook, mobile apps, and other technologies will be used as part of a community-driven push to report concerns about...

Current Issues Discussion Tackles Terrorism

Ana Abraham September 19, 2012

The Current Issues Discussion series is in its second year at UNH, and the first event of the 2012-2013 academic year occurred on Thursday, Sept. 13. The topic of discussion was one made even more immediate...

Euro’s Collapse Could Bring Crisis for American Economy

Liana Teixeira September 12, 2012

For about 13 years, millions of Europeans in 23 countries have shared a common currency—the euro. Since the euro launched in January 1999, 17 of the 27 members of the European Union (EU) have adopted...

The Achievement Gap: New Study Shows Where the U.S. Stands

Sara J Dufort August 29, 2012

According to a new report released by Harvard’s Program on Education Policy and Governance, the United States is still trailing behind other countries when it comes to test scores in the subjects of...

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