Opinion

Hayley Williams, strange fruit and white Christianity

Hayley Williams and I share some crucial things, I have discovered.

The future of New Mexico’s health support rests on its social workers

Specifically, New Mexico desperately needs social workers who devote themselves to guiding the most vulnerable communities through hardships.

Dear Editor

This Big Ugly Bill was timed to take affect after the mid-term election.

Intelligent design

Progressives are running the national party and many state parties.

Gaza’s starving babies deserve Congress’ attention

International relief agencies are discussing when to label the situation a famine or a mass, forced starvation.

Reaping the Epstein whirlwind

Trip JenningsThere is a verse in the book of Hosea from the Bible that leapt to mind last week as I watched a drama...

Why hope is needed in New Mexico

The problem is, a lot of us are tired. And when we’re tired, it’s easy to believe the lie that nothing we do matters.

Late-night TV: Not like it used to be

People of a certain age will recall the name Steve Allen, who invented the “Tonight Show” format on NBC. Steve was pure entertainment.

Let’s fix orphaned wells the right way—together

New Mexico has a responsibility to plug orphaned and abandoned oil and gas wells. That’s not in dispute.

‘40 Years in the New Mexico Roundhouse’ exposes state finances

Abbey spent twenty-six years as executive director of the Legislative Finance Committee, one of the few legislative bodies in the country to propose a budget independent of the governor’s budget.

New Mexico energy companies lead climate progress

This achievement is the result of years of hard work, investment, and innovation by the men and women of New Mexico’s oil and gas industry to meet and exceed environmental standards and regulations.

Fire and water, Ruidoso and Vegas

Ruidoso and Las Vegas are two very different communities, but when it comes to environmental disasters, they’re topping the charts these days.

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