AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoElection Watch: Federal election monitors are set to visit New Hampshire cities ahead of Tuesday’s midterms. In the final U.S. Senate debate, Chris Pappas and John Sununu clashed over Trump, Social Security and Iran; the race has also drawn heavy outside spending. Consumer Privacy: New Hampshire is part of a $220 million General Motors settlement over allegations the company sold drivers’ data to insurers. The state is expected to receive nearly $3 million, and GM must obtain drivers’ consent before collecting or sharing their data. Dartmouth: Provost Santiago Schnell resigned after a faculty review found he used AI in his writing, including a column criticizing AI cheating. Public Safety: New Hampshire officials named three officers who fired during the fatal October 8 shooting of Jeanne Seto in Bath; the state’s review is ongoing. Jobs: A new report says New Hampshire recorded the nation’s fastest rise in layoffs this year.
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