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By Walt Benson | May 19, 2023
There are some who have often shone a spotlight on the precarious state of the economy and the need for cautious investment strategies.
By Greg Zanetti | May 17, 2023
America's economic transition from a focus on industry to service to design and finally to finance has progressively distanced our economy from tangible reality.
By Pete Dinelli | May 16, 2023
On April 27, first term City Councilors Democrat Louie Sanchez and Republican Renee Grout announced legislation proposing a City Charter amendment for a public vote that will make the Mayor of Albuquerque a member of the City Council.
By Sarah Valente | May 16, 2023
Residents of Taos County have long prided themselves on holding values that run deeper than political labels, though we have voted Democrat generationally due primarily to social welfare policies.
By George Sharpe | May 15, 2023
The politicians who are mandating a path to net zero carbon emissions by 2050 certainly didn’t do the math to net zero because the math in their path doesn’t add up.
By Larry Sonntag | Apr 20, 2023
During New Mexico’s recent sixty-day Legislative session, numerous bills were introduced to address out-of-control crime in the state
By Tom Vaillancourt | Apr 7, 2023
One could spend numerous hours and hundreds of pages describing the “Idea of America”
By Tom Vaillancourt | Mar 6, 2023
The phrase was first used in 1904 meaning “the entire perspective on a situation or issue”
By Mick Rich | Mar 6, 2023
New Mexicans believe Santa Fe Democrats will turn around New Mexico’s public education system despite decades of failing grades.
By Stephan Helgesen | Feb 27, 2023
It's time we talked about e pluribus unum and what it really means for our country, especially in light of all the propaganda that's being injected into our collective bloodstream by the 'woke' Left.
By Carla Sonntag | Feb 21, 2023
There have been some attempts to justify what’s happening in Santa Fe, but let’s look at some facts rarely discussed.
By Charles Sullivan | Feb 20, 2023
The majority of students go to college to get a better job and to make more money. How good a job have New Mexico’s seven, four-year public universities, done in accomplishing these goals?
By Louis Abraham | Feb 15, 2023
My Edgewood is currently the largest bastion of balance and common sense in Santa Fe County, and possibly the entire State of New Mexico.
By Carla Sonntag | Feb 7, 2023
New Mexico is ranked the third poorest state in the nation with a poverty rate of 17.85% according to World Population Review.
By Pete Dinelli | Feb 6, 2023
In an effort at “bipartisanship”, Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham held a high-level news conference with top Democratic and Republican legislators to ask for enactment of a wide range of “solutions” to deal with the state’s violent crime.
By Tom Vaillancourt | Jan 23, 2023
It is very common this time of year to review the last year and look at what was good and what was bad. If you are a person who believes in “Traditional American Values”, “Faith, Family, Freedom, Friendship, and Fellowship”, 2022 was not a good year.
By Mayor Dale Janway | Jan 12, 2023
Last year, we put out a column listing the many different uses of fossil fuels, beyond just for driving a vehicle.
By Stephan Helgesen | Dec 29, 2022
Tis the season to be hopeful. Christ's birthday gives believers hope as does the beginning of a new year. For those who've lost someone to illness or accident, hope is pretty much all that's left when we can’t fathom why it happened to them...or us.
By Charles Sullivan | Dec 22, 2022
At the end of 2021, New Mexico was short three hundred thirty-four (334) primary care physicians and five thousand eight hundred sixty- three (5863) nurses. Why do these shortages exist and can anything be done to alleviate them?
