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In Case You Missed It, recent reporting from CNBC shows Elon Musk’s Super PAC just disclosed spending over $91,000 to try and buy New Hampshire’s U.S. Senate seat for Donald

In Case You Missed It, a new UNH survey shows “more than three-quarters [of Granite Staters] expect tariffs to cause prices to increase and a majority disapprove of President Trump’s

Kelly Ayotte keeps finding new ways to raise costs on Granite Staters. Here’s how much Granite Staters paid for the Cost of Kelly in office this week: 

Small businesses across the Monadnock region are “bracing for the latest round” of Trump’s reckless tariffs, which are “yet another blow in what has been a year of unpredictable economic

It’s been three days since news broke that there is a proposal to build a massive 350-megawatt data center in Bow, New Hampshire. While Costly Kelly claims she’s ready to address the

For months, Costly Kelly refused to “support a statewide data center moratorium.” Now, as a “massive data center could be headed to Bow,” she’s conveniently changed her tune, “represent[ing] a

In Case You Missed It, new reporting from NBC News shows billionaire Elon Musk’s Super PAC “launched digital ads” in New Hampshire as it “targets specific lists of people and

In Case You Missed It, U.S. Senate candidate John Sununu touted his plan to privatize Social Security on WMUR’s CloseUp over the weekend, claiming, “if we had passed that bill,

Kelly Ayotte continues to scramble to address staffing shortages at the Sununu Youth Services Center (SYSC) and failed to take immediate action to address alleged abuse inside the facility. Months

Brown: “You know, John can’t even show up for a debate, […] How is he going to stand up when there’s an issue for New Hampshire?”

In Case You Missed It, a recent editorial from the Union Leader criticizes U.S. Senate candidate John Sununu for “declining” his Republican primary debate with Scott Brown, calling it a

Donald Trump has moved to eliminate federal protections for approximately 235,000 acres of roadless backcountry within New Hampshire’s White Mountain National Forest. Granite State conservationists say the proposed change opens the forest