Senator Maggie Hassan

It was great to tour Jackson’s new fire station to meet with local firefighters and local officials. Firefighters put their lives on the line to keep our communities safe, and we must make sure they have the facilities, equipment, and resources they need to do their jobs.

Every day, the Raymond Coalition brings Granite Staters together to support young people and prevent substance misuse. It was great to join the Raymond Coalition for Youth's Annual Prevention Summit today and celebrate the advocates helping young Granite Staters reach their full potential.

It was great to tour Tamworth Village Commons, a new housing community in Carroll County that will help seniors live independently and get caregiving support when they need it. Projects like this show what’s possible when we think creatively about housing, caregiving, and the needs of our neighbors

It was great to join West Central Behavioral Health to celebrate the groundbreaking of their new facility in Claremont. This new facility will help expand access to critical mental health and addiction care so that more Granite Staters can get the care that they need close to home.

Last week, we released the findings of a year-long investigation into Match Group’s scam prevention efforts. The investigative report found that Tinder's scam detection models went years without updates. Dating platforms and other companies must do better to protect customers from scammers.

It was an honor to join today's James Foley Freedom Run to honor Jim’s legacy and advance the ideals that defined his extraordinary life: protecting journalists at home and abroad, and defending the freedom of the press.

President Trump's Big Pharma stock holdings soared from $1.7M to as much as $56.2M in one year. Meanwhile, his tax law gave drug companies new exemptions from Medicare price negotiations, raising seniors’ cancer treatment costs by thousands while Trump and his Big Pharma friends profit.

The President is now putting his face on our currency. Too bad it doesn’t buy as much as it did before he took office. www.foxbusiness.com/politics/tre...

For Granite Staters in recovery, a safe place to call home is key to building stability. It was great to visit The Hive, a new recovery residence for women in Manchester that will help women find a job, build a community, gain structure, and get their lives back on track.

Because of record high heating oil costs, Granite Staters will now pay around $1,500 to fill their home heating oil tank – $610 more than last year. Families across the Northeast rely on heating oil to stay warm in winter, but Trump's Iran War has caused prices to skyrocket.

Cancer screenings can save lives by catching cancer early, but patients often do not know when they are due for one. My bipartisan SCREENS Act will make cancer screening recommendations easier for patients and doctors to access so that people can get the treatment that they need earlier.

Students with disabilities shouldn’t face unnecessary barriers to getting the support they need in college. I appreciated hearing directly from students and educators at SNHU about how the bipartisan RISE Act would help make higher education more accessible.

Cyberattacks on hospitals can expose patients’ private medical information and disrupt care in ERs.     The Senate just passed my bipartisan bill to help hospitals strengthen their cybersecurity, protect patients’ private information, and respond faster when attacks happen.

The evidence is clear that President Trump's reckless tariffs are making everyday goods more expensive for Granite Staters. Instead of delivering on his promise to lower costs, the President is taking money out of hardworking families' pockets. www.cnbc.com/amp/2026/10/...

President Trump backed down from using taxpayer dollars for his political ads but doesn’t plan to pay back the money that was already spent. That money belongs to the American people. He should return it.

Child care costs are crushing working families and making it harder for businesses to find and retain the workers they need. We need to make it easier for businesses to support working families. My bipartisan bill to help employers take advantage of child care tax incentives just passed the Senate

These campaign ads never should have run on the taxpayer’s dime to begin with. Clearly wrong. Clearly illegal. But there’s a lesson here: We can’t underestimate the difference that citizens can make in our country when they speak out and hold their leaders to account.

Quality child care helps give our kids a strong start and supports working families across New Hampshire. I enjoyed visiting KinderCare at Rivier University in Nashua and reading with the Pre-K class.

Americans with disabilities fought hard for the right to live in their communities instead of institutions. The Trump Administration just weakened that right. Now, more Americans with disabilities could be forced into institutions instead of getting the support they need to live at home.

Each year, scammers steal billions of dollars and ruin victims’ lives. That's why I'm leading a comprehensive effort to combat criminal scams. I sat down with Frontline PBS and AP to discuss this work and how both the public and private sectors need to ramp up their anti-scams efforts.

This National VFW Day, we recognize VFW members in New Hampshire and across the country for their service military service overseas and their continued commitment to veterans and their communities. Thank you for all that you do to keep our country safe, secure, and free.

Wow. A new report reveals that President Trump's taxpayer-funded political TV ads are funded by the Department of Homeland Security. DHS should focus on threats like stopping fentanyl, not bankrolling yet another vanity project for the President. www.wsj.com/politics/pol...

As Granite Staters pay more for food, gas, and health care, President Trump is spending taxpayer dollars on a TV ad promoting himself. The Administration needs to provide immediate answers about how much taxpayer money is being spent on yet another vanity project. www.nytimes.com/2026/09/24/u...

For 47 years, the Glendi Greek Festival has brought Granite Staters together to celebrate Greek heritage, community, and tradition. I was glad to be in Manchester and join the volunteers who make this beloved festival possible each year.

Since 2010, fire fighter Shaun Sullivan of Hampton has supported children at Ubaka U Rwanda, forming lasting relationships and inspiring others to join him in giving back. His extraordinary service is why I’m proud to name him September’s Granite Stater of the Month.

G’mar chatimah tovah. Wishing a meaningful fast to all those observing Yom Kippur in New Hampshire and across the country.

I was glad to join veterans and their families at Harbor Care’s annual Veteran Stand Down and speak with Jeff Chidester of WFEA about NH’s work to combat veteran homelessness. We must continue working together to support veterans when they return home.

The last thing America needs is for the Trump administration to mess even more with NIH www.washingtonpost.com/politics/202...

Happy Hispanic Heritage Month, New Hampshire!

It was great to meet with New Hampshire VFW leaders to discuss their legislative priorities for this year. I look forward to continuing to work together to ensure our veterans receive the care, support, and benefits they deserve.

On POW/MIA Day, we honor those who were captured or went missing while fighting for our freedoms. On this day, let’s resolve that those who went missing in action can never go missing from our memories. Their sacrifice — as well as their families — should never be forgotten.

For 79 years, the U.S. Air Force has defended our country at home and around the world. Today, we honor all those who have served and sacrificed to keep our country safe, secure, and free. Happy birthday, Air Force!