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A journalistic project led by NMPolitics.net joins a Netflix documentary, a New York Times bestselling book and The Players’ Tribune, among others, in receiving national awards from the organization Mental Health America. Continue Reading
In the era of social media, far-right activists aim to subvert mainstream journalists. Continue Reading
An article by NMPolitics.net editor and publisher Heath Haussamen is part of a series that has won two first-place awards in a multi-state journalism competition. Continue Reading
You’re the answer to journalism’s funding woes. You have to help pay for the news you consume just like you pay for movies, music, books or anything else. Continue Reading
Are any of us free to speak out, knowing that we might end up on a government list? Continue Reading
Donate to a news organization that is working combat false narratives and division. Continue Reading
Democratic senators and Lt. Gov. John Sanchez, a Republican, criticized on the Senate floor the decision to publish the cartoon. Continue Reading
Publishing the cartoon is evidence that the Albuquerque Journal has lost touch or does not understand the community and state it reports on. Continue Reading
Such an insensitive portrayal of Dreamers, unfairly comparing them with one of society’s most violent and unsavory criminal elements, exhibits yet another example of institutionalized racism. Continue Reading
Freedom of journalistic integrity is now a third wheel in American politics. Continue Reading
NMPolitics.net scraped by financially in 2017 thanks to an outpouring of support from hundreds of people across New Mexico and beyond. Continue Reading
I found hope this year in journalistic collaborations that produced important reporting. Continue Reading
A Mexican reporter who has sought asylum in the United States for nearly 10 years was, along with his son, were abruptly handcuffed and nearly sent back to Mexico on Thursday. Their attorney eventually halted the deportation, at least for now. Continue Reading
The case stemmed from Griego’s dual role as a legislator who helped push approval of the sale of a state building and a broker who made money off the transaction. Continue Reading
The article beat submissions from the Albuquerque Journal and other newspapers with a circulation above 11,000 in New Mexico for the first-place award. Continue Reading