Erasing the political divide
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The more we get back our sense of community, the better we can succeed with community-driven solutions rather than big-government solutions. Continue Reading
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The more we get back our sense of community, the better we can succeed with community-driven solutions rather than big-government solutions. Continue Reading
It takes a special counsel to actually catch white-collar criminals. Continue Reading
A report from the MIT Election Lab finds signs of progress and evidence of protest. Continue Reading
I fully appreciate the frustration that exists out there. Join us to fight for the true fulfillment of our nation’s promise. Continue Reading
Rep. Debbie Rodella, an Española Democrat, joined with Republicans to bottle up the measure. Continue Reading
Our words matter, and as we try to find our way though the current rancor they matter even more. Continue Reading
Conversations in Washington, D.C. with people who were there to celebrate and to protest taught me a valuable lesson. Continue Reading
Cutting health-care programs for people in the middle class, the poor, and the elderly will ruin the quality of life for many and will actually end the lives of some. Continue Reading
This is how democracy works, and how our country rights itself. Continue Reading
Twenty of the state’s 112 lawmakers are freshmen. Continue Reading
Our goal for this event is to present a diverse slate of speakers and performers that will uplift and encourage the crowd to take heart, then take action. Continue Reading
Critics say President-elect Donald Trump’s heated rhetoric sows fear and confusion while risking ‘collateral damage.’ Continue Reading
U.S. Rep. Ben Ray Luján, D-N.M., was among those targeted by Russian hackers aiming to influence the November election, The New York Times is reporting. Continue Reading
The Las Cruces Public Schools Board of Education has joined the national movement to affirm a commitment to diversity and safety in response to the rhetoric of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump. Continue Reading
Eric Rodriguez, who was elected Doña Ana County treasurer in the Nov. 8 election, was sworn in early on Monday after outgoing treasurer David Gutierrez was removed from office. Continue Reading