Federal loans should not be a blank check. A new earnings rule will force colleges to show that their programs leave students better off—or risk losing access to the debt that has helped finance higher education for decades.
The Weather Turns, and So Does Everybody’s Blood Pressure
Football has arrived with its tailgates, fantasy spreadsheets, streaming passwords and one guy at every watch party explaining the kickoff
New Mexico employers recruit engineers, programmers, teachers, doctors and scientists for jobs here. Meanwhile, 30 of 33 counties are poorer than the country around them. State leaders and major employers owe New Mexicans an explanation.
America was told it faces a “national crisis” of Black people found hanging in public.
That conclusion did not come from an FBI finding. It did not come from a
Space Force, autonomous weapons, artificial intelligence, critical minerals and advanced nuclear power could turn a remote Cold War outpost into one of America’s most consequential strategic platforms.
America’s official poverty rate has fallen to its lowest recorded level. New Mexico’s map still looks like a warning label.
The U.S. official poverty rate fell to
New Mexico’s candidate for governor wants to halt new large-scale data centers until state government catches up. That is not caution. It is an admission that our political leadership failed to prepare for the largest infrastructure race in generations.
