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With Los Alamos National Labs preparing to become a major producer of plutonium pits for nuclear weapons, New Mexicans voice concerns at a Town Hall with federal officials.
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State lawmakers ended the special session on public safety less than five hours after it started. The governor said New Mexicans should be "outraged."
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New Mexico voters have ousted several incumbents from the Democratic-led Legislature in the state’s primary election amid tensions over paid family leave initiatives and a reckoning with accusations of sexual harassment.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.N.’s International Organization for Migration is responding to President Joe Biden's effort to restrict asylum at the U.S.-Mexico border by acknowledging challenges posed by increasing migrant crossings. But the U.N. agency says measures to manage migration must respect the right to seek asylum.
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New Mexico Supreme Court Justice Briana H. Zamora supports a new court-based initiative will help guide people with severe mental illness to appropriate treatment and away from the criminal justice system when they are arrested for misdemeanor offenses in Doña Ana County.
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Members of the New Mexican Delegation, US Senators Martin Heinrich, a member of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, and Ben Ray Lujan and US Representative Gabe Vasquez are welcoming the U.S. Department of Energy’s announcement of a $1.5 million award from the Infrastructure Law that will help working families in Doña Ana County lower their energy costs.
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At a Senate Subcommittee on the FY25 Budget for the US Department of Energy, Senator Heinrich asked the Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm about furthering clean energy manufacturing in America.
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US Senator Martin Heinrich supports the expansion of the pilot Direct File program allowing people to directly file tax returns with no cost.
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Senator Martin Heinrich of New Mexico, a founder and co chair of the Senate Committee on Artificial Intelligence, release the roadmap for artificial intelligence policy in the United States Senate, with Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, Senator Mike Rounds, and Senator Todd Young.
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A New Mexico judge has put on hold a new mandate that requires school districts across the state to adopt calendars that consist of at least 180 days. The ruling came Monday as dozens of school districts and superintendents challenge the state Public Education Department over the change's legality.
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The Biden administration plans to partially end court supervision of how the federal government cares for child migrants, shortly after producing a list of safeguards against mistreatment. An opposing attorney says the Justice Department will attempt to terminate what is known as the Flores Agreement.
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Charges against three men for accusations of using Meta’s social media platforms to target and solicit sex with underaged children will be prosecuted by New Mexicos Attorney General Raúl Torrez.