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New Plan For Venezuelan Migrants Will Accept Some Into The U.S., Send Others To Mexico
WASHINGTON — The plan is intended to ease pressure at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Trump To Be Subpoenaed By Jan. 6 Panel As The ‘Central Cause' Of Capitol Insurrection
The former president must be held accountable as the “central cause” of a violent attempt to overturn the 2020 presidential election.
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Clock Is Ticking On Burn Scar Agriculture As Waterways Remain Clogged
If the vital irrigation infrastructure isn’t repaired soon, the region could lose at least a year’s worth of agriculture and ranching.
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Biden Pitches To The Middle Class As Democrats Fight For Support In Advance Of Midterms
PORTLAND, Ore. — President Biden at a community center in Portland on Saturday promoted Democrats' efforts to bring down health care costs.
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Candidates Talk Sovereignty, Tribal Education And Courts At All Pueblo Council Forum
Candidates for Congress and state offices shared their intentions and actions in working with tribal nations during the forum.
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U.S. Supreme Court To Consider Case That Could Radically Reshape The Country's Elections
The U.S. Supreme Court could soon grant state legislatures unconditional control over federal elections.
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Gold King Mine Settlement Funds So Far Not Spent On Affected Farmers, Lawmaker Says
State agencies soon to accept bids to spend millions in settlement money from 2015 contaminant spill that turned northern NM rivers yellow.
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Education, Environment Advocates Warn About Instability Of Oil And Gas Revenue
The oil and gas industry is excelling in New Mexico, leading to significant money for the state and public education.
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Biden To Pardon All Federal Offenses For Simple Marijuana Possession, Review Criminalization
WASHINGTON — Biden announced executive actions that would pardon thousands of people with prior federal offenses of marijuana possession.
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Study: More Republicans Than Democrats Likely Died Of COVID
It’s known that hundreds of thousands of Americans would still be alive if every eligible person had gotten vaccinated against COVID.
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FEMA Individual Assistance Application Period To Close This Week Unless Extended Again
Friday, Oct. 7, 2022, deadline extended for people to apply for individual assistance to Nov. 7 for Lincoln, Mora and San Miguel counties.
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Stansbury Seeks To Retain Seat In CD1 Against Republican Challenger And Write-In Candidate
Early voting begins October 11 and voters will choose who will represent them in the U.S. House of Representatives.
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Voters Will Decide Whether To Fund Campus Improvements At NM Colleges And Universities
Most would go toward funding improvements at higher education institutions without increasing taxes.
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Amid High Crime, Bernalillo County Voters Set To Pick New Sheriff
Early voting for general election begins Oct. 11 and Bernalillo County is set to choose new head of the state’s largest sheriff’s office.
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Second Tribe In New Mexico Set To Open Tesla Dealership In 2023
Construction is underway in Santa Ana Pueblo for Tesla's second car dealership facility in New Mexico.
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Report Says Many Utilities Are Slow-Walking Clean Energy Goals
DENVER – Report faults utilities that provide a major chunk of U.S. electric generation for failing to speed up decarbonization efforts.
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Federal Legislation Aims To Improve FEMA Response To Wildfires
Update on Thursday at 10:42 a.m.: The FIRE Act passed the Senate on Wednesday with a unanimous vote. It’s now on its way to the House.
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Heinrich Says $2.5 Billion In Aid For Northern NM Fire Victims Major Step In Restoring Region
Heinrich expects the assistance will go a long way toward revitalizing a 500-square-mile section of northern NM and life for those in it.
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U.S. Senate Approves Stopgap Spending Bill With Disaster Relief, Heating Aid
WASHINGTON — The aid will help low-income families offset the rising costs of heating and cooling their homes.
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Albuquerque Starbucks Becomes First Store To Unionize In The State
A Starbucks in Albuquerque became the first store in the chain to unionize in New Mexico on Thursday.