Politicians hop aboard ‘Medicare-for-all’ train, destination unknown
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After decades in the political wilderness, ‘Medicare-for-all’ and single-payer health care are suddenly popular. Continue Reading
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After decades in the political wilderness, ‘Medicare-for-all’ and single-payer health care are suddenly popular. Continue Reading
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I wrote in January that I didn’t expect the blue wave to snag southern New Mexico’s U.S. House seat this year. It seems I may have been wrong. Continue Reading
More than 26,000 New Mexicans voted on Saturday. Continue Reading
Around 1,800 children in the Rio Grande Valley had a parent deported by immigration authorities in 2017, which causes what mental health experts say is long-lasting trauma and ‘toxic stress.’ Continue Reading
How would Pearce or Lujan Grisham address the raft of deficiencies — some new, others decades old — in the state’s criminal justice system beyond rising crime rates? Continue Reading
Standing Rock residents must wrestle with a new voter ID law — and the legacy of unjust treatment and poverty. Continue Reading
Mick Rich praised President Donald Trump and the controversial strategist. Continue Reading
In recent years, it’s grown even more dangerous for immigrants in Mexico — mostly Central Americans trying to make their way to the United States. Continue Reading
Seven in 10 people in a new survey list health care as ‘very important’ as they make their voting choices. Continue Reading
Deportations of parents of U.S. kids are likely to rise with a wider Trump net. Continue Reading
Questions remain on health care, the economy and their approaches to collaborative governance. Continue Reading
One hospital is implementing innovations that have captured the attention of the health-care industry. Continue Reading
NMPolitics.net needs to raise another $1,200 by the end of October to meet our $3,000 fundraising goal. Continue Reading
Native Americans have low participation rates in federal and state elections, but the problem doesn’t lay with political passivism. Continue Reading