Statehouse & Campaign: New Hampshire’s governor’s race is zeroing in on housing, childcare, energy costs and data centers. Kelly Ayotte and Cinde Warmington both support a pause on new data center permits, though they differ on timing; Warmington also proposes a state housing czar, while Ayotte backs small modular nuclear power. YDC Settlement: People who say they were abused at the state’s youth detention center are asking the state Supreme Court to reverse changes giving the governor control over the settlement fund administrator and the attorney general veto power over awards. Maternal Health: Two northern New Hampshire groups will receive $119,705 in federal-border-region grants to build birth-worker networks and coordinated care for pregnant and parenting women facing substance-use challenges. Washington: Sen. Jeanne Shaheen and a bipartisan group of senators want the Pentagon’s inspector general to investigate disruptions to satellite and intelligence services used by Ukraine, citing risks to Ukrainian defenses and U.S. personnel. Culture: Dartmouth’s eighth annual Native and Indigenous fashion show brought students’ heritage, handmade regalia and dance to the Hood Museum.