New Mexico is a military state. DoD employs roughly 24,600 active-duty personnel, civilians, Guard, and Reserve across Kirtland AFB, Holloman AFB, Cannon AFB, White Sands Missile Range, Air Force
New Mexico deserves credit for finally moving on several health care problems that have been obvious for years. But if state leaders want real progress, they have to admit a
New Mexicans are hearing plenty about pain at the pump, but not enough about the why. cbsnews
And the why matters, because this is not 2022 all over again. bls
Americans expect leadership on security, not ideological crusades that leave airports chaotic, cyber defenses weakened, and borders vulnerable. New Mexico's Democratic congressional delegation—Sens. Martin Heinrich and Ben
Michael Perry’s argument should be read as a warning, not a narrow utility dispute. Southeast New Mexico is not just another region asking for infrastructure; it is one of
New Mexico’s SNAP problem is no longer a one-year mistake or a clerical annoyance. It is a multi-year management failure, and the state’s own records show it getting
Where Is New Mexico's Clawback Culture?
Leadership, Silence, and the Question of Whether Someone Is Actually Minding the Store
In Minnesota, the fallout from the Feeding Our Future
Senator Ben Ray Luján has a well-practiced routine. When federal construction money lands on a New Mexico military base, he is at the microphone. In July 2025 he announced nearly
The Trump administration is building a wall, securing the border, and delivering historic results—while New Mexico's elected leaders stood in the way of every dollar, every job,
Non-Cooperation, Program Blind Spots, and the Cost of Looking Away
New Mexico is not Minnesota. But that is not the point. The point is whether New Mexico is building the
From Cruces mechanics to Grants ICE guards to Kirtland families—it's happening everywhere. Federal workers go unpaid for 30+ days during the DHS shutdown while MLG pours $200M+
