State of New Mexico
Recent News About State of New Mexico
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Michael Dell and his wife, Susan Dell, plan to give away billions of dollars to fund investment accounts for children in the United States --- It’s a different approach to philanthropy.
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New Mexico is in crisis — and not just because of another political stalemate.
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“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is that good people do nothing.” Those words still ring true. The threat to our nation today is not just corruption—it is silence.
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Tracy Rodden, executive director for Feed New Mexico Kids, has highlighted the connection between food insecurity and increased risks of trafficking, drug use, and low graduation rates.
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Fred Nathan, executive director of Think New Mexico, said that the state's high medical malpractice premiums—approximately double those of neighboring states—along with low Medicaid rates, are prompting health workers to leave.
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Brian Cochran, president and CEO of John Moore Associates, said that despite criticism from both sides, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act provides meaningful tax savings for average working couples and retirees.
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Katie Gutierrez, Economic Reform Director of Think New Mexico, said that eliminating the tax on food would reduce the burden on low-income families who must allocate a significant portion of their limited income to groceries.
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Sarah Hetimi, the state director of Americans for Prosperity New Mexico, expressed on The Chile Wire podcast that education tax credits and broader school choice could expand opportunities and improve outcomes across public schools.
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Katie Gutierrez, Economic Reform Director of Think New Mexico, expressed concerns about the impact of grocery taxes on health disparities.
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Rich Ringrose, owner and publisher of Albuquerque City Lifestyle, said that New Mexico's poor healthcare performance is discouraging employers and talented professionals from locating or staying in the state.
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Joaquin Romero, the former chairman of New Mexico College Republicans, has highlighted recent polling data indicating widespread dissatisfaction among residents with the state's current trajectory.
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Cassandra Morrison, a real-estate leader with Real Broker, emphasized the importance of prioritizing and strengthening small businesses at the state level to maintain vibrant communities and prevent residents from seeking opportunities elsewhere.
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Noelle Gemmer, the business owner of Manzano Mountain Retreat, has expressed concerns regarding state policies and local bureaucracy that she says are making it increasingly difficult for small employers in rural New Mexico to hire and operate...
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Mayling Armijo, a candidate for mayor of Albuquerque, has announced her candidacy citing the need for new leadership to address urgent local challenges.
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New Mexico United has advanced to the Western Conference Final following a 2-1 victory over Orange County SC, with a decisive stoppage-time goal from Dayonn Harris.
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Heather Dyche, head women’s soccer coach for the University of New Mexico (UNM), announced on an ESPN Radio 101.7 "The Team" podcast that she will resign to lead the U.S. Under-23 Women’s National Team.
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Tracy Rodden, Executive Director of Feed New Mexico Kids, has highlighted the urgent need for targeted support to address New Mexico's child hunger crisis.
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Walter Bracken, owner of BMC Tactical, said that New Mexico's small-business environment is more challenging than that of neighboring states due to weak growth and development.
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Mandi Torrez, Education Reform Director for Think New Mexico, has said that New Mexico's academic setbacks can be reversed through evidence-based reforms and sustained effort.
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Bob Perls, the New Mexico state chair of the Forward Party, has expressed concerns that the incentives of the two major political parties hinder consensus-building.