I got a second mailer from SunCal Corporation promoting TIDDs this week, and it seems that just about everyone I know in Albuquerque and Bernalillo County did as well. This
Read MoreIn case you missed it, Elizabeth Edwards’ recent column in The New York Times is worth a look. In it, the wife of former Democratic presidential contender John Edwards pleads
Read MoreRipping the Albuquerque Journal’s Op-Ed pages, as we have done lately, may be useful. It’s possible management doesn’t realize how much its rightist tilt unfairly deprives readers of diverse ideas
Read MoreHere’s a round up of today’s top stories in New Mexico. The Associated Press reports that a judge has approved a $5.3 million lawsuit settlement that may mean hundreds of
Read MoreThe state police sergeant who was a passenger in the car that struck and killed a pedestrian before Thanksgiving has resigned, the Albuquerque Journal reports. Meanwhile, the Journal also has
Read MoreThe Pit (officially University Arena, but who calls it that?) is one of the top sporting venues in the country. The end of the 1983 NCAA Men’s Basketball title game
Read MoreTwo powerful lions often go unnoticed in a largely overlooked corner of the U.S. Capitol. The lions, depicted in the Amateis bronze doors in our nation’s Capitol, represent brute force and
Read MoreObama has selected U.S. Rep. Hilda Solis, D-Calif., for his labor secretary. Solis is the daughter of immigrants from Mexico and Nicaragua. Her father was a union shop steward, and
Read MoreThe Canada Lynx is cute! And can kill a deer. Photo by Josh More The U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced Thursday that it has begun the process of
Read MoreWASHINGTON — After President-elect Barack Obama fills out his cabinet appointments, he will turn to appointing new leadership for the government agencies with the power to regulate industry—a process that
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