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By New Mexico Sun | Jul 7, 2025
Rebecca Dow, a House Representative from New Mexico, said that Republican-led states are experiencing declining gas prices while cautioning that Democrats might implement higher fuel taxes.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 7, 2025
Stefani Lord, a House Representative from New Mexico, said that the state was named the most dangerous in America to raise a family.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 7, 2025
Rebecca Dow, House Representative of New Mexico, said that the significant rise in public school funding should lead to improved student outcomes and called for funding to follow students.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 7, 2025
State Senator Jay Block of New Mexico has said that the One Big Beautiful Bill delivers tax relief, protects American jobs, and secures the border.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 7, 2025
John Block, a House Representative from New Mexico, said that defeating the Big Beautiful Bill (BBB) would result in tax hikes, border insecurity, and no progress on deficit reduction.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 7, 2025
John Block, House Representative of New Mexico, has raised concerns about the state's developmental disabilities program, criticizing its underfunding.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 7, 2025
Jay Block, a State Senator from New Mexico, said that the Trump administration's foreign efforts have led to peace deals spanning from Africa to the Middle East while attributing the ongoing conflict in Ukraine to Vladimir Putin.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 7, 2025
Ant Thornton, a State Senator from New Mexico, has said that Democrats oppose the One Big Beautiful Bill and have never supported tax relief or reducing government spending.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 7, 2025
As climate policies are debated in Washington D.C., concerns are being raised about their potential impact on the environment and communities.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 7, 2025
Ann Coulter, a well-known pundit, recently made a controversial statement on X (formerly Twitter), saying "we didn’t kill enough Indians."
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 6, 2025
The City of Albuquerque has unveiled its Downtown 2050 Metropolitan Redevelopment Area Plan, aimed at revitalizing the city's downtown area.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 4, 2025
In a year marked by political challenges, the Albuquerque Social Club hosted the 2025 Resilience celebration, providing a moment of collective joy and recognition for New Mexico’s LGBTQ+ communities.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 4, 2025
The Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce has published its 2025 Legislative Summary, detailing its collaboration with government, business, and community partners to foster a supportive business environment in New Mexico.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 3, 2025
Albuquerque mayoral candidate Daniel Chavez has participated in the Rio Grande Foundation's candidate survey.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 3, 2025
President Trump's budget bill has passed the House with a narrow margin of 218-214, following Senate amendments.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 2, 2025
The State Bar of New Mexico is participating in a national research project focusing on lawyer mental health and well-being.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 2, 2025
On July 1, 2025, the U.S. Senate narrowly passed President Trump's tax reconciliation package with Vice President Vance casting the deciding vote.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 1, 2025
Senator Candy Spence Ezzell (R-Roswell) addressed the New Mexico Legislative Education Study Committee, advocating for a science-based reading curriculum and the retention of third graders who have not yet achieved proficiency.
By New Mexico Sun | Jul 1, 2025
For many years, Native children have experienced school events where their identities were misrepresented through offensive mascots and chants.
