Opinion

Iran had been reduced to an anemic, performance-art missile attack on our base in Qatar -- the last Parthian shot from a terrified regime, desperate for an out -- and a ceasefire.

I came across this information last week while I was researching the Depression and was surprised to learn that we’ve been having pretty much the same arguments over public lands for the better part of a century.

Congress has a key role to play in helping him right the ship but must get off the sidelines and act.

The United States has been at war off and on for a quarter century. It feels like forever.

Recently, a group of business and economic leaders traveled to Phoenix, AZ to get some ideas on why the Phoenix economy is so much stronger than New Mexico’s. Ideas were exchanged and I’m sure a good time was had by all.

We’ve been having this public lands debate for years. Sometimes discussion swings to the left, sometimes to the right, but it’s never resolved.

Sherry RobinsonAll She WroteWhen the Dairy Producers of New Mexico meet in Ruidoso this week, the most important topic won’t be on the agenda....

Think of the career politicians, who have never done anything else. The first one who comes to mind is Joe Biden.

When it comes to environmental responsibility, New Mexico’s oil and gas industry is not just stepping up—we’re leading the way.

After Israel took out at least two of Iran’s top scientists behind the development of nuclear weapons (and promised to kill more), my high school fight song came to mind. At football games after a touchdown we sang, “Hit ‘em hard and hit ‘em again. Show ‘em now that we’re gonna win...”

The entire career of race-baiter Al Sharpton was founded on falsehoods about the Tawana Brawley scam.

CAM RANH, Vietnam - The story sounds like a “Mission Impossible” script.