A panel of trade judges has unanimously declared the majority of tariffs imposed during the Trump administration illegal. The implications of this decision are yet to be fully understood.
In political developments, another candidate has entered the race for Governor in New Mexico. The impact of this new entry on the election remains to be seen.
In a surprising move, the Treasurer of New Mexico’s Democratic Party has resigned just five weeks into the job. The reasons behind this abrupt resignation have not been disclosed.
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The Food Stamp program, known as SNAP, is facing reductions under the Build Back Better plan. New Mexico, which ranks as the top state for food stamp recipients, could be significantly affected by these changes.
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham and other governors from blue states have responded to California's decision to end its electric vehicle mandates. Their reactions highlight differing approaches to environmental policy across states.
Recent testimony has brought attention to New Mexico's heavy reliance on federal funding. This dependency raises questions about the state's financial stability and future planning.
Paul Gessing recently discussed Albuquerque’s public campaign financing system with KOAT TV, pointing out concerns about its transparency and effectiveness.
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