Republican Yvette Herrell claims New Mexico was stolen from Trump in 2020. It wasn’t.
Herrell voted against certifying the 2020 presidential election.
By Jesse Valentine - August 22, 2024
Herrell voted against certifying the 2020 presidential election.
By Jesse Valentine - August 22, 2024
Domenici is one of several Republican U.S. Senate candidates who has been scrutinized for owning properties in multiple states.
By Jesse Valentine - July 08, 2024
This month, New Mexico joined at least 21 other states that ban guns where people vote.
By Matt Vasilogambros, Stateline - March 22, 2024
Emails reveal influence and control in exchange for promises of legal help
By Austin Fisher, Source NM - March 04, 2024
The Bureau of Land Management has approved nearly three dozen renewable energy and grid improvement projects since 2021.
By Associated Press - May 21, 2023
A failed Republican state legislative candidate in New Mexico was arrested after he allegedly orchestrated a series of shootings at the homes of Democratic officials.
By Emily Singer - January 17, 2023
The ruling cited the 14th Amendment, which bars anyone who ‘engaged in insurrection or rebellion’ from holding state or federal office.
By Emily Singer - September 06, 2022
Mark Ronchetti has claimed to support abortion rights up to 15 weeks’ gestation, but megachurch leader Steve Smothermon says he’s been assured otherwise.
By Kaishi Chhabra - July 20, 2022
Fire officials in some cities worry that the cancelations of community displays could prompt some people to ramp up their use of consumer-grade fireworks.
By Associated Press - July 04, 2022
Across the country, supporters and allies of former President Donald Trump have been meeting with local officials — sowing doubts about the 2020 election, seeking access to voting equipment and pressing for changes that would upend election administration in their counties.
By Associated Press - June 25, 2022
Rep. Yvette Herrell (R-NM) has not suggested anything but prayers for Ukrainians fleeing Russian invaders, either.
By Josh Israel - February 28, 2022
Rep. Yvette Herrell (R-NM) ran on a promise to ‘stand for every New Mexican.’
By Josh Israel - December 07, 2021
Families with no experience with food insecurity are suddenly in need, without knowledge of charitable options or experience navigating government assistance programs.
By Associated Press - September 26, 2021
The surge is largely fueled by the highly contagious delta variant among people who are unvaccinated.
By Associated Press - August 29, 2021
The bill’s sponsor, Missouri Republican Rep. Jason Smith, once decried federal involvement in determining local school curriculums.
By Josh Israel - August 04, 2021
Early childhood advocates say the new rules will lead to increased pay for child care workers and improvements in worker-to-child ratios.
By Associated Press - July 04, 2021
The New Mexico Republican Party blamed its dismal performance in a special election this week on their own ‘election integrity’ messaging.
By Emily Singer - June 03, 2021
New Mexico’s 1st Congressional District has been controlled by Democrats since 2009.
By Associated Press - June 01, 2021
‘It is good for workers. It is good for entrepreneurs. It is good for consumers,’ said Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham.
By Associated Press - April 13, 2021
‘These people deserve justice,’ said Sen. Ben Ray Lujan of New Mexico.
By Associated Press - March 28, 2021
Work on the wall has caused environmental damage that conservationists fear could be irreversible.
By Associated Press - December 17, 2020
It is yet another way in which the pandemic has exposed the gap between the haves and have-nots in the United States.
By Associated Press - November 28, 2020
Rep.-elect Marjorie Taylor Greene is upset that grocery stores with COVID-19 outbreaks had to close.
By Donna Provencher - November 25, 2020
At one voting center in New Mexico, about 100 Trump supporters lined both sides of the street, standing next to vehicles and mingling with traffic.
By Associated Press - October 24, 2020
‘All of this has long-term implications for city planning, for how we address our needs, and for ensuring that we are fairly represented.’
By Associated Press - October 24, 2020
Three Republicans are challenging some of the most vulnerable Democrats in Congress.
By Casey Quinlan - September 21, 2020
Also: Michigan health workers will receive implicit bias training, and House Democrats take steps to increase staff diversity.
By Dan Desai Martin - July 10, 2020
The shots were fired as protesters tried to pull down a statue of Juan de Oñate, who began the Spanish colonization of New Mexico.
By Emily Singer - June 16, 2020
Also: A symbol of racism will come down in Virginia, and public schools in Portland, Oregon, are ‘discontinuing’ the presence of police officers.
By Dan Desai Martin - June 05, 2020
Also this week, Tennessee deported a Nazi, and gun safety advocates won a victory at the Supreme Court.
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