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Repeated safety lapses hobble Los Alamos National Laboratory’s work on the cores of U.S. nuclear warheads. Continue Reading
The suggestion that the feds imposed a national monument on Doña Ana County in an act of oppression turns history on its head. Continue Reading
In NMPolitics.net’s recent survey, some of you asked for ways to financially support our work other than PayPal. Here you go. Continue Reading
My apologies for taking way too long to fix this, but months after a technical issue forced me to disable commenting on the NMPolitics.net website, comments are back. Continue Reading
Previously unannounced directives will limit the Department of Justice’s use of a storied civil rights enforcement tool and loosen the Department of Education’s requirements on investigations. Continue Reading
U.S. House Majority Whip Steve Scalise was shot during a House GOP practice for a congressional charity baseball game. Continue Reading
The sting netted a highly disproportionate number of black defendants. Continue Reading
The New Mexico Lottery, under the guise of raising money for education, preys upon math-challenged people. Continue Reading
Otero Mesa deserves to be protected. We’re looking to the BLM to help make that happen. Continue Reading
There’s endless potential for abuse and corruption in our public universities’ secretive nonprofit fundraising foundations, as the University of New Mexico community is discovering. Continue Reading
These topics are seldom at the heart, or even at the margins, of mainstream political discourse. They should be. Continue Reading
COMMENTARY: The harmful effects will ripple into every small business in your community. Continue Reading
People have been dying through lack of access to health care, and it doesn’t look like the situation is going to get any better. Continue Reading
Some 73 percent of the 605 registered, “likely” voters surveyed said the state is headed down the wrong track. Continue Reading
In the run-up to the Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks declaration under the Antiquities Act, a number of critical questions were ignored and otherwise deflected. Continue Reading