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PORTSMOUTH, N.H. —A rare point of agreement between the Biden and Trump administrations could have a big business impact in New Hampshire, along with international defense implications.

Last weekend I joined a group of colleagues, civil rights leaders, and community members in Selma, Montgomery, and Birmingham for the 60th anniversary of Bloody Sunday. It is an important time to remember our history, honor the courage of civil rights foot soldiers, and recognize that the fight against injustice and discrimination continues.

On Friday afternoon, members of New Hampshire's congressional delegation and union leaders gathered in Portsmouth to warn against the federal government changes by the Trump Administration and its impact on the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.

MANCHESTER, N.H. —On CloseUp, U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas said, "I don't believe this is any way to run a government. It's incredibly reckless and destructive. If your goal is just to break the government, [President Donald Trump's administration] is doing a great job."

Congressman Chris Pappas (NH-01) took a tour of Laconia High School’s Huot Career and Technical Center Thursday afternoon. Led through the campus by Huot Director David Warrender, Pappas met with instructors from a variety of programs offered there.

PORTSMOUTH — U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas met with city officials Wednesday to talk about what he sees as missteps by the Trump administration that are affecting federal funding for local communities.

Every year, about 1 million visitors hit the slopes to ski or snowboard in New Hampshire’s White Mountain National Forest, according to the National Forest Service.

The all-Democratic congressional delegation from New Hampshire urged President Donald Trump to abandon his 25% tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico, warning it would lead to a “cruel” price spike for New Hampshire homeowners that purchase heating oil from north of the border.