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Pappas, Goodlander Snub Shaheen, Side With Warren Wing Against Russia Sanctions Bill
Both U.S. Reps. Maggie Goodlander and Chris Pappas voted against the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act.

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Both U.S. Reps. Maggie Goodlander and Chris Pappas voted against the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act.

Tuesday’s vote was on a motion to table Texas Democratic Rep. Al Green’s latest attempt to impeach President Donald Trump.
Cinde Warmington reiterated her opposition to Education Freedom Accounts on WMUR-TV; advocates say she made false claims about the program.
Financial security nonprofit CEO: The retirement ecosystem has changed. Our approach to preparing Americans for it must also change.
Republican National Committee Chairman Joe Gruters came to Concord for the GOP's Unity Breakfast, saying, “Republicans love New Hampshire.”
“Common sense vs. communism” — That’s how House Majority Leader Jason Osborne framed the November election at a press conference Monday.
Newmarket Democrat Ellen Read had her speeding case dismissed on a technicality, then said it prevented her from exposing state corruption.
The NH Institute of Politics opened in September 2001 as a nonpartisan center dedicated to civic education and political engagement.
GOP strategist Michael Dennehy, Republican comms pro Patrick Hynes, and NY Sun reporter/Seacoast resident Caroline McCaughey talk shop.
Retired brigadier general: The lasting effect of 9/11 serves as a reminder of how a single moment can forever alter the fabric of a society.
Using current data and regular meetings among service providers, the initiative identifies veterans in need and tracks their progress.
The stakes are clear: To beat Republican John Sununu in a competitive general election, Democrat Chris Pappas will need her voters.
Secretary of State David Scanlan predicted overall turnout would be higher for Republicans than Democrats. It was the exact opposite.
Think tank prez: The analysis by an org called Self Financial itself is, in technical terms, bogus. The social media coverage is even worse.
Maura Sullivan, who finished about 2% behind Stefany Shaheen, left the event early; U.S. Senate candidate Karishma Manzur was also missing.
Midterm elections are notoriously tough for the party holding the White House. The only recent exception was the 2002, post-9/11 election.
Writer: Cancers, other illnesses continue to claim the lives of firefighters, first responders, and others who lived or worked near the WTC.
Before the primary, candidates were asked: Why are you the best candidate for workers and what was the toughest job you ever had?
Senior Fellow with the Lexington Institute: The property tax relief that data centers provide cannot come soon enough to some states.
Despite the unfavorable political climate for the GOP, Joe Gruter and the RNC have crushed their Democratic counterparts in fundraising.