NH-01 Democratic Primary: In the WMUR debate, five Democrats pushed far-left priorities like Medicare for All and impeachment, but all denied backing the party’s “socialism” push; Maura Sullivan emerged as the front-runner while Stefany Shaheen attacked her on health-care specifics. Israel & Campus Policy: Rep. Chris Pappas, once a pro-Israel Democrat, voted against an anti-boycott bill that would cut federal aid to universities discriminating against Israel-linked programs. Musk Money in NH Politics: Elon Musk’s America PAC disclosed its first spending, including about $91,458.50 in New Hampshire, as it ramps up direct outreach in competitive races. Election Anxiety in NH: New Hampshire voters are bracing for Tuesday’s primaries amid new laws, lawsuits, and planned DOJ monitors in Manchester and Nashua. Surveillance Lawsuit (Concord Housing): Tenants, backed by the ACLU and NH Legal Assistance, sued Concord Housing Authority over ceiling-mounted devices they say collect private data without meaningful opt-out. Bow Data Center Fight: Critics say Kelly Ayotte’s new opposition to a proposed 350-megawatt Bow data center is too late, pointing to prior legislation that loosened oversight and to her ties to the industry. Cybersecurity: NH Supreme Court systems were hit in a Thomson Reuters C-Track breach affecting court data across multiple jurisdictions, with officials saying no confirmed sensitive personal data exposure yet. Food Safety: A sprouts recall tied to an E. coli outbreak is raising questions because investigators say the implicated product was distributed to only two states, even as NH cases were reported. Wild at Home (Kids’ Nature Show): NHPR and the Harris Center launch a new series for kids starting Sept. 6, spotlighting backyard wildlife and seasonal outdoor learning.