New Hampshire Today

As the midterm elections heat up, President Trump is hitting the campaign trail, visiting key states like Texas, New York, and Nebraska. But what's behind his latest moves, and how might they impact the balance of power in the Senate? This episode of New Hampshire Today explores the latest developments in the world of politics, from the president's executive order on diesel prices to the state of play in the U.S. Senate.

New England College President Wayne Lesperance discusses the president's plans to boost Republicans in tight races, including a rally in Nebraska where he signed an executive order to lower diesel prices. But will this move have any impact before the election? Meanwhile, a high-profile U.S. senator is joining Democrats in New Hampshire, and the first debate in Maine is just around the corner. Dr. Lesperance breaks down the U.S. Senate map, highlighting key states like Maine, New Hampshire, and Michigan, where Democrats are fighting to maintain control.

The conversation touches on the Republican path to retaining control of the Senate, with North Carolina and Georgia no longer looking like sure bets. The speaker also discusses the economy and gas prices, which have become major issues in the campaign. But what about the argument of democratic socialism? Has it fallen by the wayside, or is it still a potent force in the election?

Tune in to this episode of New Hampshire Today to hear analysis of the latest developments in the world of politics. From the president's campaign trail to the state of play in the Senate, this episode has it all.

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This week, the United States made a sudden decision to relocate its B-1 bombers from a base in the UK due to security concerns. The move comes after a recent arrest of five people in connection with a suspicious plot near the base. We'll dive into the details of this story and explore the implications of Iran's growing threat to US assets in Europe.

The US has redeployed its bombers to their home stations in the US, citing a specific threat to the base. According to officials, the US knows who made the threat and decided to take precautionary measures. This move has sparked concerns about Iran's capabilities and willingness to target US assets in the region. We'll examine the current state of tensions between the US and Iran, and how this development fits into the broader picture.

The relocation of the bombers doesn't mean the US is abandoning its military presence in Europe. In fact, the Pentagon assures that the bomber fleet remains fully prepared to launch long-range strike missions whenever needed. We'll discuss the latest on this story and its implications for global security.

Tune in to this episode to hear more about the US's decision to relocate its bombers and the growing threat of Iran in Europe. Join us as we explore the complexities of international relations and the measures taken to ensure national security.

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In a wide-ranging conversation, former Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg joined the show to discuss the state of the Democratic Party, the upcoming midterm elections, and his thoughts on the future of the country. As the party gears up for a potential takeover of Congress, Buttigieg shared his insights on how Democrats can effectively govern with President Trump still in office.

This episode delves into the current state of the Democratic Party, with Buttigieg highlighting the need for big reforms, including a ban on gerrymandering and campaign finance reform. He also emphasized the importance of addressing the systemic issues that have led to widespread disillusionment with the government. The conversation also touches on the pressing issue of artificial intelligence, with Buttigieg expressing concerns about the lack of understanding and regulation in this area.

Buttigieg's conversation is filled with practical advice on how Democrats can navigate the complexities of governing with a Republican president, and how to build a more representative and accountable government. He also shares his thoughts on the importance of addressing the country's pressing issues, from healthcare to the economy, and how to make progress on these fronts despite the challenges.

If you're interested in hearing more of this insightful conversation, tune in to the full episode to hear Buttigieg's thoughts on the future of the Democratic Party and the country.

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In a shocking turn of events, the presidency of the United States changed hands in a matter of days, leaving a nation in mourning. This episode of New Hampshire Today takes us back to the site where Theodore Roosevelt was inaugurated as the 26th President of the United States, following the tragic assassination of President William McKinley in Buffalo, New York.

We're continuing our America 250 series, exploring the pivotal moments in American history that shaped the country we know today. In this episode, we delve into the circumstances surrounding McKinley's assassination and the events that led to Roosevelt's rise to power. From the Pan-American Exposition to the home where Roosevelt was sworn in as President, we're taking a closer look at the people and places that played a crucial role in this pivotal moment in American history.

The story of McKinley's assassination and Roosevelt's inauguration is one of tragedy, politics, and leadership. We're joined by Connor Marsheal, who takes us through the events of that fateful day and the aftermath that followed. From the security concerns of the time to the nation's reaction to the news, we're exploring the complexities of this pivotal moment in American history.

Join us as we explore the site where Theodore Roosevelt was sworn in as President and hear the story of how he took the reins of power. Listen to this episode of New Hampshire Today to learn more about the events that shaped the course of American history.

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The Patriots are looking to bounce back from a tough loss in Jacksonville as they head to Buffalo to take on the Bills. This week's matchup is all about growth and progress for the Patriots, who are 1-2 on the season. But can they find a way to get their offense clicking and make some plays on defense against one of the best teams in the league?

We'll also talk about the Red Sox season, which ended in disappointment for the second year in a row. The team's players are speaking out about their frustrations with the team's decision-making and the reliance on data.

If you want to hear more about the Patriots' chances against the Bills and the Red Sox' disappointing season, tune in to this week's episode of the Press Pass. We'll dive into the details of the matchups and hear from the players themselves about their thoughts on the season so far.

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New Hampshire voters are feeling optimistic about the state's direction, but concerned about affordability and taxes. In this episode, State Senate Majority Leader Regina Birdsell shares her insights on the current state of affairs in New Hampshire, where residents feel that things are better than in other parts of the country.

As the state prepares for the upcoming election, voters are weighing in on key issues like the gas tax, property taxes, and education funding. According to Senator Birdsell, constituents are expressing concerns about affordability, particularly when it comes to property taxes and the proposed income tax increase. They're also questioning where their tax dollars are going, given the state's recent efforts to return funds to cities and towns.

The conversation touches on the state's economic performance, with Senator Birdsell highlighting New Hampshire's low poverty rate and high return on taxpayer investments. However, she also acknowledges that voters are worried about the impact of rising costs on their daily lives. From gas prices to property values, there are many factors at play in this election season.

To hear more about the concerns and sentiments of New Hampshire voters, tune in to this episode of New Hampshire, where Senator Birdsell shares her unique perspective on the state's current state of affairs.

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As the midterm elections heat up, President Trump is hitting the campaign trail, making stops in Oklahoma, Texas, and Alabama. But is his message resonating with voters? This episode, we dive into the president's messaging strategy and what it means for the Republican party's chances in the upcoming elections.

The president's recent rally in Oklahoma highlighted his focus on the economy and his "One Big Beautiful Bill Act," but some question whether his message is disciplined and effective. With just over a month to go before Election Day, the stakes are high, and the party in power is working to get its base out to vote. But are they concerned about the potential for some red states to flip blue?

Julia Manchester, News Nation and The Hill's White House correspondent, joins us to break down the president's messaging and what it means for the Republican party's chances. She shares her insights on the president's recent rally in Oklahoma and the implications for the midterm elections. With some surprising polling numbers emerging from Oklahoma and Alabama, it's clear that this election season is going to be anything but predictable.

Tune in to this episode to hear Julia's expert analysis and get the inside scoop on the president's messaging strategy. Will the Republican party be able to replicate the presidential-level turnout from 2020, or will the Democrats make gains in the midterms? Listen to find out.

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In a shocking turn of events, a terror plot at a U.S.-run airbase in the UK has taken a new twist, with a 25-year-old dual British-Iranian national arrested on suspicion of preparation of terrorist acts. The incident, which began with the arrest of five men near the airbase last weekend, has left authorities scrambling to piece together the details.

This episode of the show delves into the latest developments in the UK, where a terror plot has raised concerns about foreign state involvement. Our guest, Fox News Radio's foreign correspondent Jonathan Savage, joins us from London to break down the story and its potential connections to other recent incidents. We'll explore the complexities of the investigation and the possible motives behind the plot.

The investigation is ongoing, with police looking at multiple lines of inquiry, including foreign state involvement. The arrest of the 25-year-old man has added a new layer of complexity to the case, with some speculating that he may be the mastermind behind the plot. However, authorities are being tight-lipped about the details, leaving many questions unanswered.

To hear more about this developing story and its potential connections to other recent incidents, including the attempted hijacking of a flight from Dubai, tune in to this episode. Our guest, Jonathan Savage, shares his insights and expertise on the situation, providing context and analysis that will leave you informed and engaged.

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As we count down to the November 3rd midterm election, the first congressional district is heating up. This episode, we're joined by Stefany Shaheen, the Democratic nominee, who shares her take on the current state of the race and the defining issues that will shape the outcome.

With the UNH poll showing her leading by a narrow margin, Stefany emphasizes that her campaign is taking nothing for granted. She believes the first congressional district is incredibly purple, and voters often make their decisions in the final weeks of the campaign. As a result, she's running hard to pull out a win and defend her seat. The contrast between her and her opponent, Anthony DiLorenzo, is clear, with Stefany highlighting their differences on key issues like Trump's budget policies and the war.

Stefany also addresses the controversy surrounding her opponent's personal financial disclosure, which has raised questions about his wealth and transparency. She emphasizes that her own business was sold in 2024 and never received any federal grants, and that her opponent's attack on her is an attempt to distract from his own issues.

In this episode, Stefany also shares her thoughts on the importance of investing in renewable energy sources, particularly in light of the current energy crisis. She's proud to have received the support of the League of Conservation Voters and believes that we need to be doing more to accelerate the transition to cleaner energy sources. To hear more about Stephanie's vision for the first congressional district and her take on the key issues, tune in to this episode.

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The Red Sox season may be over, but the memories and emotions linger. This episode of New Hampshire Today on the road takes us to the Bronx, where the team's playoff run came to a close with two losses to the Yankees. We hear from players who were a part of that journey, including third baseman Caleb Durbin and shortstop Trevor Story, as they process the end of the season and look to the future.

The Red Sox had a remarkable 15-game winning streak, but ultimately fell short in the playoffs. Players reflect on the emotions and momentum of that streak, and how it compares to the postseason experience. They also discuss the challenges they faced, including injuries and scoring runs. We hear from Red Sox manager Chad Tracy about the injury to Roman Anthony, who had to undergo imaging and surgery after suffering a wrist injury.

In addition to the Red Sox players, we also hear from New Hampshire's Mickey Gasper, who saw his season come to a close with a torn bicep. He shares his thoughts on the disappointment of not being able to play in the postseason and his plans for recovery.

If you want to hear more from the Red Sox players and coaches about the end of the season and what's next, tune in to this episode of New Hampshire Today on the road.

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