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The lawsuit asks a district court to overturn the governor’s vetoes and compel the secretary of state to chapter the bills into law. Continue Reading
The Legislature has ample time and opportunity to let the people of New Mexico know what powers, duties and scope they intend to give the commission before we enter the voting booth in November 2018. Continue Reading
The case of Oscar Millan shows ICE’s renewed focus on strict immigration enforcement. Under the Obama administration, agents had discretion in cases of immigrants with gravely sick children. Continue Reading
Economic forces at work beyond the reach of the global climate agreement present their own enduring challenges. Continue Reading
Why the dramatic drop in the payout to the city manager? It seems the Office of the State Auditor might have an answer. Continue Reading
Seriously, when standing in any line to pay bills, get loans, buy stamps, ask simple questions, ask hard questions, ask unanswerable questions — whatever you are doing in lines, take your humor with you. Continue Reading
Many of the state’s best-educated youth are departing the state for places with better job opportunities. Continue Reading
The monument has long enjoyed support from diverse voices across New Mexico and our nation and is the result of years of debate and compromise. Continue Reading
The new Doña Ana County Board of Commissioners is being perceived as indebted to special interests. This has undermined public trust in the county commission. Continue Reading
Maria de Jesus Patricio Martinez would be the first indigenous woman to make the presidential ballot. Continue Reading
New Mexico’s land commissioner says he’s considering running for re-election, governor and Congress — or none of that — in 2018. Continue Reading
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Policymakers avoided resolving a standoff over budget cuts and tax hikes this week by covering New Mexico’s fiscal woes with a Band-Aid. Continue Reading
All children can thrive, if given the help they need. I’d like to see us choose to help. Continue Reading
If a new statement from Gov. Susana Martinez is any indication, policymakers who’ve been in a standoff over the state budget for months may have found a path forward. Continue Reading