State of Affairs

In the face of ongoing hostilities, Ukraine – a nation standing resiliently against the mammoth that is Russian military power – has showcased a level of bravery and endurance that not only demands admiration but unequivocal support from the free world. The U.S.

Tariffs are the last thing U.S. consumers need

Inflation is finally subsiding. It's welcome news for families who've struggled to keep up with rising costs of food, fuel, and transportation.

El Chupacabra

Editor’s Note: This story is a work of fiction published in the fun spirit of Halloween. This story is on the opinion page and is a work of fiction, not a factual account of events in Cibola County.

Inaugural Southwest Crimes Against Children Conference

Last month, my office hosted the inaugural Southwest Crimes Against Children Conference to bring together representatives from law enforcement agencies, prosecutors, child and victim advocates, social workers and members of the court in a collaborative conference setting to share best practices and...

The Postscript

He was sitting outside his home on a tiny patio, wearing a fedora and smoking a cigar. He had a portable music player sitting beside him, and he looked as if he was enjoying the September sunshine about as much as anyone could. “Good afternoon!” I said as I passed. “Good afternoon!” he agreed.

The Supreme Court has weakened U.S. patents, and Congress must act

The Supreme Court has handed down momentous decisions over the past two decades on a variety of hot-button issues. But some of the most consequential rulings -- for our physical well-being, our economic vitality, and even our national security -- have flown under the radar.

Letters to the Editor . . .

Dear editor, When you drive Sakelares Boulevard and get east of the Waste Management facility you come upon lots of plastic sheeting caught on the barbed wire on their east and north fences. It is so bad that some have gone across Sakelares and have become entwined in the fence across the street.

State of Affairs

In an increasingly complex global theater, the interactions and rivalries among major powers shape not only regional but also international politics.

Travels in Grants

A lovely summer morning at the Farmer's Market was interrupted by a man approaching the prison recruitment booth. He was slender, simply dressed, with a sling shot tucked under the top of his shirt. He seemed battered by life's events and decisions but was still standing. 'Please call the police.

Letters to the Editor . . .

On the Gun Ban Dear Editor, The Governor of New Mexico has overstepped her authority once again by declaring a 30 day ban on citizens that open and conceal carry.