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By New Mexico Sun | Jul 24, 2025
Professor Sherri Thomas has been appointed as the new Director of the Law and Indigenous Peoples Program (LIPP) at the School of Law.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 24, 2025
GACC members gathered for a networking event at the Shark Reef Cafe on July 16.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 23, 2025
The School of Law Clinical Program has expanded its services by hiring a licensed clinical social worker, enhancing the support provided to students and reinforcing its multidisciplinary approach to legal education.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 22, 2025
Newsweek announced on its website that New Mexico ranked lowest in education among all U.S. states, according to WalletHub’s 2025 analysis.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 22, 2025
Rebecca Dow, a House Representative from New Mexico, has raised concerns regarding non-governmental organizations (NGOs) allegedly transporting children from Texas to New Mexico for certain medical procedures.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 22, 2025
Jay Block, a Senator from New Mexico, has expressed concerns that Democratic opposition is hindering Republican efforts to improve the state's educational system.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 22, 2025
Jay C. Block, a Senator from New Mexico, emphasized the importance of conservative values and policy positions in uniting supporters while expressing criticism towards the Democratic Party's direction.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 22, 2025
Stefani Lord, a House Representative from New Mexico, emphasized the need for empathetic and humble leadership in the state, criticizing what she described as political arrogance.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 22, 2025
The America First Policy Institute (AFPI) has announced the launch of a New Mexico state chapter as part of its expanding state-based infrastructure.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 22, 2025
President Trump signed the “Big Beautiful Bill” (BBB) into law over the Fourth of July weekend, achieving his stated goal of enacting the legislation by July 4.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 21, 2025
Since 1978, Congress has approved thirty-five Indian water rights settlements, with an additional four approved administratively by the United States Departments of Justice and Interior.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 20, 2025
Throughout New Mexico's oil and gas basins, a transition is underway that is reshaping the narrative around energy production and environmental stewardship.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 17, 2025
The America First Policy Institute (AFPI) has announced the launch of its New Mexico chapter and released results from statewide polling conducted ahead of the debut.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 17, 2025
Bernalillo County is seeking input from business members for its economic development plan.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 17, 2025
The Albuquerque Journal has announced its Top Workplaces for 2025, recognizing 51 organizations based on employee feedback.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 17, 2025
Shinnecock Tribal citizens are currently engaged in a legal battle to affirm their aboriginal fishing rights in Long Island, New York.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 17, 2025
The New Mexico Rural Water Association (NMRWA) is preparing for its 15th Annual Southern Fall Conference.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 17, 2025
Albuquerque mayoral candidate Darren White has completed the Rio Grande Foundation’s mayoral candidate survey, according to an announcement from the organization.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 17, 2025
The Madrid Summer Law Institute (MSLI) offers law students an opportunity to explore new legal, social, political, and cultural concepts while earning five law school credits in a month.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 16, 2025
Ant Thornton, Senator of New Mexico, has urged Senate leaders to act swiftly in making recession bill cuts permanent and focus on eliminating waste, fraud, and abuse in federal spending.
