Opinion

Ron Griggs: A case for Gregg Hull for governor

He is a successful businessman and was the recent, three-term Mayor of Rio Rancho, the fastest growing city in New Mexico.

Cal Thomas: Testimonies from under socialism as young people fall in love with the ideology

Hoping to balance the one-sided propaganda about socialism coming from the media and candidates running for offices as socialists, Fox News has conducted interviews with people who once lived under these systems. The testimonies are a powerful rebuke to those who believe socialism is the answer to every problem.

Sherry Robinson: CYFD wrong to send kid across border alone

We see again and again that the state Children Youth and Families Department doesn’t just have staffing and program issues, its decision makers come up short on common sense and common decency.

Paul Gessing: The Rail Runner harmful boondoggle

Recently, a reporter asked what the actual cost of the train is to average New Mexicans.

New Mexico Supreme Court Justice: Judiciary launches HelpLine for those seeking help with legal system

The HelpLine expands access to justice by connecting callers directly with trained court experts sole focus is providing direction to those who represent themselves in court and individuals with questions about a legal matter.

Trip Jennings: Objectivity is a myth we tell ourselves

Trip Jennings On Saturday, a common question about journalism came up at a friend’s birthday party as the last fingers of daylight tapered into night.“Are...

Darian Jaramillo: Artesia Public Schools begin new year with momentum

While much of the conversation around education in New Mexico often focuses on statewide rankings, I believe it’s equally important to celebrate the incredible things happening right here in the City of Champions.

State Rep. Harlan Vincent: The Future of Our Forests

We cannot keep spending enormous amounts of taxpayer money responding to disasters while underinvesting in preventing them.

Siah Correa Hemphill: Congress was never meant to be a lifetime job

The Founders never envisioned a permanent political class. They expected citizens to serve for a time and then return home, allowing new voices and fresh ideas to emerge.

Sherry Robinson: Tax proposal may be more campaign fodder

The governor recently suggested a $250 rebate, and the Republicans countered with a proposal to eliminate personal income taxes.

State Rep. Elaine Sena Cortez: Why I’m fighting to end New Mexico’s income tax

Real relief, to me, looks more like New Mexicans keeping more of what they earn, every single paycheck.

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