Michael Graham is an Assignment Editor with a focus on national news, particularly in the United States and New Hampshire. His work has been featured in various publications such as the Boston Herald, The Hill, Sports Illustrated, and the Las Vegas Review-Journal. He covers a wide range of topics including politics, sports, and current events.
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Michael Graham has a strong focus on government and politics, particularly in the context of New Hampshire. He also covers sports to a significant extent. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing expert commentary or analysis related to political developments in New Hampshire, especially those involving endorsements and policy regulation. Additionally, if your expertise falls within the realm of sports, particularly tennis or anti-Israel protests as indicated by his coverage topics, you may have an opportunity to contribute valuable insights in these areas as well.
As Michael's geographic focus includes national (United States) news with a specific emphasis on New Hampshire and Rye region, content pertaining specifically to these areas is likely to be most relevant for his coverage.
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Minnesota Nice wasn't enough for Gov. Tim Walz in Wednesday night's vice presidential debate. While Republican U.S. Sen.
When word of the horrors committed by Hamas against the people of Israel reached New Hampshire a year ago, Granite State political leaders were
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In a Democratic Party attack ad targeting Kelly Ayotte, Rick Russman looks into the camera and says, “I was a Republican for more than 50 years, and I can't vote for Kelly Ayotte.”
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For 11 years, Michigan's private-sector workers had the right to choose whether or not they wanted to join a union. They lost that right in February after Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and her fellow Democrats repealed the state's “right-to-work” law.
By: Michael Graham
New Hampshire - GOP Candidates Take 'Taxpayer Protection' Pledge, Ask 'Where's Joyce?' - NH Journal - Politics
By: Michael Graham
New Hampshire - Goodlander Defended Aging Biden as Good to Go Long After Others Admitted Decline - NH Journal - Politics
By: Michael Graham
It's time to play “Taps” for Nashua's public flagpole tradition.
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