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Mixed Feelings For Vatican Rescinding ‘Law Of Colonization'
The Catholic Church has credited “dialogue with Indigenous peoples” in repudiating the Doctrine of Discovery.
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Masking Will No Longer Be Required In NM Hospitals On April 16
As of April 16, face masks will become optional for patients, visitors and health care workers at New Mexico's four major hospital systems.
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Lujan Grisham Signs Voting Rights Bill
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham said the bill should serve as a model for other states and the federal government.
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‘Perfect Storm' Coming For Food Insecurity In New Mexico
Starting next year, all K-12 public school students in NM will get healthy meals. But food insecurity in the Southside is more complicated.
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Social Security Trustees Predict Benefit Cuts In 2033 Without Congressional Action
WASHINGTON — "Social Security will no longer be able to pay full benefits in 2033, a year earlier than previously expected," per a report.
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Big Burn Plan Proposed In Santa Fe National Forest With Concerns From Some Locals
Prescribed burns have escaped there in the past, and the forest sits close to where some of New Mexico’s most massive wildfires occurred.
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As 988 Crisis Line Sees More Use, States Debate How To Pay For It
This story originally appeared in Stateline.
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Affirmative Consent Proposal Dies On Final Day In Santa Fe
On the penultimate day of the Legislative session, HB 43 sat as the final item on the Senate Judiciary Committee’s agenda.
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NM Legislators Fail To Pass Ethical Conduct Bill As Lobbyists Fear Unsafe Working Conditions
House Bill 5 would’ve updated the Governmental Conduct Act, which sets ethical and legal requirements for public officers and employees.
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Whole Woman's Health Opens Clinic In Albuquerque
It opened 9 months after Supreme Court decision that removed federal right to an abortion and forced the closure of 4 of its TX facilities.
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Despite Rules, New Mexico Oil And Gas Producers Keep Polluting
N.M. increased its oil production tenfold since 2010 and was the first major oil-producing state to surpass its pre-pandemic output levels.
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Democratic Report On U.S. Debt Default Predicts Disrupted Benefits For Seniors, Veterans
WASHINGTON — Congress' Joint Economic Committee released a report detailing the economic repercussions of defaulting on the nation's debt.
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Second Chance Law Represents A Chance For Transformation, Healing
With Gov. Grisham’s signature on March 17, N.M. became the 27th state to abolish life without parole as a sentencing option for children.
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Former Navajo Nation President Ben Shelly Dies At 75
Former Navajo Nation President and Council Delegate Ben Shelly died on March 22 from a long-term illness at 75.
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EPA Looks To Limit Toxic ‘Forever Chemicals.' Here's What New Mexicans Should Know
After months of delays, federal officials released proposed rule last week that would curb levels of toxic “forever chemicals” in water.
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Some Texas Groups Resume Funding Out-Of-State Abortions After Court Ruling
The groups, called abortion funds, stopped paying for abortion procedures and travel to out-of-state clinics after overturn of Roe v. Wade.
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With Second Chances Signed Into Law, Advocates Want Better Programming On The Inside
Community members already thinking ahead to how they could try to improve conditions inside of N.M. juvenile and adult prison systems.
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New Mexico Governor To Sign Universal School Meals Into Law
It would also allow sovereign nations and private schools within the state to opt in to offer free, high quality meals regardless of income.
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Native American Agricultural Leaders Detail Farm Bill Priorities At U.S. Senate Hearing
WASHINGTON — Indigenous leaders at the U.S. Senate hearing lobbied for increased sovereignty and social justice in the coming farm bill.
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Limits On Foreign Ownership Of U.S. Farmland Gain Support In Congress, Despite Skepticism
WASHINGTON — Bipartisan momentum is building in Congress to restrict China and other foreign adversaries from purchasing U.S. farmland.