U.S. Senate Watch (NH): The Cook Political Report moved New Hampshire’s Senate race to a toss-up, citing tighter polling between GOP former Sen. John Sununu and Democratic Rep. Chris Pappas, with national Republicans pouring money into the contest. Impeachment Vote Drama: Pappas voted “present” on a House motion to table an impeachment effort against President Trump, a move critics say signals weakness on accountability. State Politics & Policy: The NH attorney general reminded Granite Staters about new propane fuel rules aimed at clearer contract disclosures and fewer switching-blocking fees. Energy & AI Costs: A bipartisan House push would require data centers to cover the full cost of electricity grid upgrades, targeting the idea that ratepayers shouldn’t subsidize AI expansion. Courts & Accountability: NH Supreme Court Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald resigned after a Judicial Conduct Committee investigation, prompting an explainer on how the committee works. Local Surveillance Debate: Laconia’s council voted 5-1 to replace pole cameras with a DHS-funded grant, while residents raised concerns about license plate reader tech. Health & Community: Dartmouth Health announced job cuts and canceled openings, while Mid-State Health hosted a community wellness event. Public Safety: Officials warned about cychlorphine, a synthetic drug described as up to ten times more potent than fentanyl, after a teen death.