Sources are telling the Washington Post that Gov. Bill Richardson met with President-elect Barack Obama in Chicago today. If so, that appears to confirm whisperings making the rounds in recent
Read MoreRIO RANCHO — New Mexico enters its most serious election season in decades without guidance from the Secretary of State’s office on how to ensure that all New Mexicans get
Read MoreThe Trail reports that Sen. John McCain is interested in reforming President George W. Bush’s signature domestic achievement, the No Child Left Behind Act, according to an adviser. The 2002 legislation
Read MoreWhen all is said and done, Obama and Biden, McCain and Palin, are the servants of the parties and ideas they represent. Personalities in this election matter less than party
Read MoreThis is a very competitive election year, especially in New Mexico, which is considered by many to be a toss-up state in the presidential election. “Partisan competition abounds in this
Read MoreNew Mexico’s U.S. Senate Race is holding strong as the second most likely in the country to switch parties, according to Washington Post political blogger Chris Cillizza: Rep. Steve Pearce’s
Read MoreRepublicans in the state House of Representatives picked Keith Gardner to be their new minority whip this weekend. With that move, they replaced one Roswell politico — Dan Foley, who
Read MoreGetting Teacup Pigs from a far-off place If you’re thinking about getting a potbellied pig and want to know the ways to do it right, the best recommendation is to
Read MoreTeacup Pigs Can Be a Great Pet to Have on Many Levels People from New Mexico are finding out everyday how teacup pigs are the new rage in household
Read MoreOne in five New Mexicans, or about 20.7 of the state’s population, are on food stamps, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The Wall Street Journal reports that 428,642
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