What Big Wind doesn’t want New Mexico to know
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Wind power is a step backward from efficient and affordable electricity. Continue Reading
That nod of honor
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Becoming a firefighter or EMT can earn you a lifetime of honor. Continue Reading
Preserving conservation fund will keep public spaces safe, available for kids
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Reauthorizing the Land and Water Conservation Fund must be the highest public lands conservation priority for Congress right now. Continue Reading
Rebuilding America’s rural infrastructure
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President Trump has made it a priority to rebuild America’s infrastructure. Continue Reading
Investing in kids is morally and fiscally responsible
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Using some of our money to support the youngest New Mexicans is morally right. It’s also fiscally prudent. Continue Reading
It’s time to address school safety, education and capital outlay reform
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We cannot afford to waste so much as a day in confronting our challenges head on. Continue Reading
There’s more value for voters with election consolidation and ranked choice voting
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We have the chance to work together to provide our voters with the very best elections possible. Continue Reading
Meet the new border ‘wall,’ same as the old border fence
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This is the federal government’s new plan to fortify the border. If it looks familiar, that’s because it is. Continue Reading
Do what works to provide student success resources
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Teachers and other educators across the nation say “enough” to chronic underfunding of public education. Continue Reading
Homeland Security’s ‘media influencers’ list threatens our freedom
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Are any of us free to speak out, knowing that we might end up on a government list? Continue Reading
Imagine not being counted
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Asking about citizenship on the Census is an act of erasure that will render certain populations invisible in terms of representation and public spending. Continue Reading
Editor’s note: Small towns look for a road forward, paved with fiber-optic
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A group of New Mexico newsrooms examines the future of broadband access in rural communities. Continue Reading
Straight-party voting doesn’t empower people; it protects dominant parties
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While casting a ballot should be easy, the system should encourage thoughtful decision-making. Continue Reading
What the 2018 midterms could mean for Native voting
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Candidates and organizers think now is the time for Indigenous lawmakers. Continue Reading
Institutional racism or something more complicated?
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New Mexico children can’t wait for the last vestiges of racism to be rooted out or for another government program to save the day. Continue Reading