January 29, 2026
Opinion

Funding universal childcare will move New Mexico up
Over the past seven years, we already have achieved remarkable expansion of child care services across our state with bipartisan support and phased growth.
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Letter to the editor: PED report card
These report cards are designed to provide families, educators, and neighbors with a transparent look at how we are collectively serving our students and where we can join forces to make educational improvements and champion the overall success of schools.
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Democrats blame everyone but themselves as doctors leave the state
Tired, stretched healthcare workers make more mistakes and become ever more vulnerable to New Mexico’s predatory medical malpractice lawyers.
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Oil and gas revenue behind New Mexico’s progress
Our state is a special place to live and work. In recent years, we’ve seen opportunities that create multi-generational benefits.
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Charles Sullivan: Change needed amid Democrat dominance
There are two taboo facts that New Mexico’s television stations and major newspapers almost never discuss. The first is that no state in the United States has had single- party Democratic rule at the state level longer than New Mexico.
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Sen. Larry Scott: Capital outlay supports local communities
This column is going to cover the process by which capital outlay money is brought back into local communities.
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Bethany Jarrell: Student success requires insurance equity for educators
Six years ago, the average New Mexico teacher earned $180 more than the average New Mexico state employee.
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New Mexico should consider the science of treated produced water
New Mexico now has a promising path for addressing its water resource challenges.
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Opinion: The folly of ‘energy transition’
It is an absolute fact the emissions associated with the generation of reliable, affordable, and available electricity correlate directly with economic well being and prosperity.
Read MoreOpinion: The folly of ‘energy transition’Opinion: Movies give us heroes. History gives us flawed giants
After Taos Pueblo objected to the name of Kit Carson Park in Taos, the town council voted in November to change it to Red Willow Park; this pueblo calls itself the Red Willow People.
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