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This is no way to govern – and it’s no way to live. Continue Reading
Washington should once again look to our state to remind itself that citizens in the hinterland are demanding transparency and accountability. Continue Reading
Maybe. Maybe not. But he could also try to shrink them, which U.S. Rep. Steve Pearce might like him to do to the Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument around Las Cruces. Continue Reading
All of our “public debate” and re-litigation of the settled science of climate change comes at real cost. Continue Reading
“I’ve been in this arena, and these things always work themselves out,” Garrey Carruthers, NMSU’s chancellor and a former N.M. governor, wrote in his weekly message to the NMSU community. Continue Reading
The state employee furloughs Gov. Susana Martinez has said could begin as soon as this week aren’t necessary, a New Mexico State University economist says. Continue Reading
The Rio Grande Foundation may not have all the answers, but I’d sure like to see New Mexico try a few of them before it’s too late. Continue Reading
They include a first-place award for a feature story about a multi-ethnic family that’s working to make ends meet and get along in a complicated world. Continue Reading
Fears of Russian meddling in a French vote reflect an overt and covert influence campaign. Continue Reading
If successful, the petition would reinstate funding for the Legislature, higher education and other agencies. Continue Reading
Albuquerque’s inventory of untested sexual assault evidence kits containing DNA is growing, State Auditor Tim Keller, also a mayoral candidate, told the City Council this week. Continue Reading
The conflation of furloughs in the current fiscal year with a standoff over funding government for the next year may be a negotiating tactic. Continue Reading
What does this mean for you? Plenty. Continue Reading
The student body presidents at six New Mexico universities are urging Gov. Susana Martinez and state lawmakers to put politics aside and fund higher education. Continue Reading
They will not grow the economy. To claim that they will is just peddling snake oil. Continue Reading