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New Mexicans deserve a straight answer: yes, their tax dollars help fund education for people who are in the country unlawfully.1 In K-12,
Walk into any convenience store in a low-income neighborhood in Roswell, Española, Albuquerque's South Valley, or Gallup. Past the energy drinks and the phone chargers, next to the
New Mexico loves to talk about affordability. It gets said in press releases, campaign speeches, and Roundhouse talking points like it’s holy scripture. But when a targeted tax break
If you want to know what a city looks like when its leaders swallow their political pride and actually focus on public safety, look at Memphis. If you want to
If you drive near the Roundhouse in Santa Fe this Saturday, you will see the crowds. The downtown streets might be blocked, the bullhorns will be loud, and the cardboard
To the men and women of CBP’s El Paso Sector and federal law enforcement nationwide: you are delivering. Since the current administration took over, your work has produced numbers
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A bombshell investigation published this week by The Daily Wire has exposed what critics are calling a coordinated effort to rig the science used by
The federal government just reshuffled $1.7 trillion in student loan debt from the Department of Education to the Department of the Treasury.¹ If you live in New Mexico, that
On Tuesday, a Santa Fe jury ordered Meta Platforms to pay $375 million in civil damages for violating New Mexico's consumer protection law, finding that the company misled
The U.S. Department of Justice just sued Harvard. New Mexico schools got a preview of exactly why—and the price tag for inaction is in the billions.
On March
On March 16, 2026, the Albuquerque City Council passed the Safer Community Spaces Ordinance on a narrow 5–4 vote, establishing formal sanctuary zones across the city's most
