AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoNH Senate race heats up: A new University of New Hampshire poll shows U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas trailing former Sen. John E. Sununu 45%-43%, raising fresh alarms for Democrats in the state that could decide Senate control. State politics: The GOP is also facing a tougher map nationally, with Republicans trailing in eight battleground Senate races, including New Hampshire by about 2 points. Brown University security review: An external review of Brown’s Dec. 2025 mass shooting says it’s “highly unlikely” the attack could have been prevented, but flags staffing and security gaps and urges stronger preparedness. Consumer safety: The FDA expanded a recall of Lundberg Family Farms white jasmine rice in multiple states, including New Hampshire, citing possible foreign material contamination. Local NH business & housing: Coverage highlights ongoing New Hampshire housing development and how the state’s housing crunch is rippling through communities. Tech & trust: The FTC finalized orders against Cox Media Group and Nashua-area marketing firm MindSift over an “Active Listening” ad product the agency says was really just email-list sales. Immigration in NH: ICE detained a transgender former Israeli intelligence specialist in Concord after a judge ordered the state to justify the apprehension. Vermont Guard push: Vermont veterans and Guard families urged lawmakers to back the Defend the Guard Act, arguing deployments should require congressional authorization. Sports note: Riley Herbst will miss the Daytona race after “lingering effects” from a New Hampshire crash.
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