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Battle Between New Mexico And US Air Force To Track Toxic Chemicals Drags On
New Mexico will have to wait at least three months before more progress could ensue on tracking toxic chemicals from U.S. Air Force base.
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IRS Slated To Hire Thousands Of Workers, Boost Audits Of Wealthy Taxpayers
WASHINGTON — IRS on Thursday detailed plan to spend $80 billion in additional funding approved by Democrats last year as part of package.
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No Urgency To Label COVID ‘Endemic,' Epidemiologist Says
Later this month, the four major N.M. hospital systems will no longer require masks indoors for patients, visitors, or health care workers.
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‘An Abomination:' TN House Expels Two Dems Over Gun Protest, Despite Removal Looking Temporary
Tennessee House Republicans expelled two Democrats but failed to find votes to kick out a third for violating House rules on proper decorum.
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Federal Judge Orders Abortion Pill Off U.S. Market But Immediate Appeal Expected
WASHINGTON — A federal judge in Texas revoked the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's two-decade-old approval of the abortion pill Friday.
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Gun Violence Is A Proxy War On The American Public
This is a hot war. We know which side is the aggressor. Gun extremists aren’t just political misfits. They are belligerents.
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Northern NM Officials May Wait Months For Federal Approval Before Getting State Disaster Loans
While officials wait for the help, a Mora County official says melting snow is creating flooding threats again in and around the burn scar.
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NM Governor Signs State Budget And Money For Projects Into Law
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham on Friday signed into law bills dealing with the state government's $9.57 billion budget.
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Officials Mum On Dates For 2023 Spaceflights After Virgin Orbit Bankruptcy
Billionaire Richard Branson-backed space ventures aim to shoot for the stars, but one has landed in bankruptcy court this week.
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Financial Relief On Its Way For Disaster-Ridden Counties And Communities After Gov Signs Spending Bill
Budget signed by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham includes relief dollars to repair destruction for those in N.M. recovering from 2022 wildfires.
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New Mexico Governor Signs Over 200 Bills Into Law
The end of 2023's legislative session led to over 240 bills getting through the Roundhouse.
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Democratic Leaders Warn Abortion Pill Ruling Could Endanger Other FDA-Approved Drugs
WASHINGTON — U.S. Senate Democratic leaders vowed to defend reproductive rights and abortion access Saturday.
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Kids At Work: States Try To Ease Child Labor Laws At Behest Of Industry
WASHINGTON — Lawmakers in 11 states have either passed or introduced laws to roll back child labor laws.
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Not All Republicans Feel ‘Ukraine Fatigue,' As GOP Splits Over Continued Aid
WASHINGTON — GOP Congress members double down on supporting the war-torn nation, criticizing the Biden administration for not doing enough.
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Law To Ban High-Level Nuclear Waste Storage Facility Effective June
State ban on high-level nuclear waste will block a private company's ability to build a contentious storage facility in southern New Mexico.
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Trump Indicted By Manhattan Grand Jury, According To Reports
WASHINGTON — "A New York criminal grand jury has indicted former President Donald Trump, the Manhattan District Attorney's Office confirmed.
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U.S. Judge Rules Insurers Don't Have To Cover Many Free Preventive Health Services
WASHINGTON — Health insurance companies may no longer need to cover preventive health care services required by 2010 Affordable Care Act.
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New Mexico To Start Purging Medicaid Rolls Saturday
New Mexico will begin disenrolling people from the state's safety-net health insurance program for the very poor this weekend.
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NM Courts No Longer Require Masks, Distancing Or Screening
This follows the end of the state’s emergency public health order that expired on Friday.
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State Lifts COVID Mandates At Public Schools
State rules for New Mexico public schools are easing up on safety standards for COVID-19 and treating it like other infectious diseases.