Politics
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FACT CHECK: Sununu praised Iran war, defended Trump’s tariffs. His ad now says he opposed both
John E. Sununu’s new ad says he opposed the war in Iran and Trump’s tariffs on Canada. Earlier in his campaign, he backed both. Here’s the record.
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Days before winning the primary, DiLorenzo’s car company paid thousands in fines
Pennsylvania court records show Key Auto Group pleaded guilty in August to four counts of unprofessional conduct or incompetency. Two small claims cases involving DiLorenzo and his businesses are still open in New Hampshire.
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Inside one of the nation’s most consequential Senate races: A Q&A with Chris Pappas
Chris Pappas talks Sununu, corporate power, and the race for New Hampshire’s open Senate seat.
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Lobbying group dumped cash on NH GOP senators after they gutted data center bill
Every NH GOP senator voted in January to strip noise limits and power checks from a data center bill. A construction lobby’s political action committee has since sent $24,700 to 12 of them.
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Republicans made NH among the hardest states to vote. They now warn 1 in 8 may be turned away
New Hampshire Republicans have pushed a raft of legislation in the past decade that has given New Hampshire the ranking of one of the hardest states to vote in the United States, and caused over 100 voters to be turned away from the polls in 2025. Now, a top Republican group is warning that 1…
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Ex-CEO who sent 150M opioid pills into NH donated to John Sununu’s senate campaign
John Sununu took $5,000 from the ex-CEO who shipped 150M opioid pills into NH, blunting the GOP’s biggest attack on Democrats.
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John Sununu keeps turning up with men accused of sexual misconduct against kids
John E. Sununu keeps appearing alongside men tied to sexual misconduct against minors.
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Science, healthcare, and the wealth gap: Why Stefany Shaheen is running for Congress
The democratic congressional candidate vows to make government work for regular people again
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Sununu’s board seat at a shadowy offshore company that went dark draws scrutiny
John E. Sununu sat on BlueRiver Acquisition Corp.’s board as the company stopped reporting its finances to the federal government. His campaign’s story about when he left can’t be confirmed.
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NH Republicans used AI to turn a Black veteran’s family photo into a stereotype
A Navy veteran and college educator, Leonard Bell is the only Black candidate for state Senate in New Hampshire. The Senate Republicans used AI to turn him into a laughing caricature buried in cash and gold chains, and paid Meta to show it as many as 50,000 times. “Everything in that photo is false other…
