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  • Dylan Redwine’s father indicted, arrested for murder July 22, 2017
    Closing in on five years after Dylan Redwine went missing, his father, Mark Redwine, has been indicted for the murder and subsequently arres…
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    Friends and family gathered to remember the life of a 14-year-old gunned down Friday night.
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  • New Mexico to get $18M from Volkswagen emissions settlement July 24, 2017
    New Mexico is set to receive $18 million following a settlement connected to the Volkswagen smog device emissions scandal.
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  • Albuquerque man accused of abusing baby released under house arrest July 24, 2017
    A man accused of abusing an 11-day-old baby will also get out of jail, but he will be under house arrest and monitored by GPS. 
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  • Purple Heart found on NY road returned to veteran’s family July 24, 2017
    The family of a World War II veteran has a piece of his history back — a service medal.
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  • NMSU students participate in Gila Forest archaeological dig July 24, 2017
    Some New Mexico State University students got first-had experience at an archaeological dig. 
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    A 92-year-old Marine veteran has been injured while trying to defend the U.S. flag outside his Texas home.
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The right to bear arm's was ment for the people to defend against the military of a corrupt government that is abusing its power,just like how we revolted against Britain during the revolution,we had to build rag tag militias with little to no weapons,the 2nd amendment ensures the safety of the people from a rouge corporate or oligarch influenced government, its not ment just for the army because of course the army has the right to bear arms,they are the most powerful force in our country,asurredly the senate or the president don't have weapons to attack the army,but they are the leadership of the army,and if they go against the people and try to turn America into a dictatorship our 2nd amendment allows us the ability to defend ourselves and finally technology may change but the ideas and concepts don't,during the times of our founding fathers the musket was the weapon of the day and everyone had access; today the machine gun is an advanced weapon and everyone has access,America is strong because we have the weapons to defend ourselves.The world isn't a perfect utopia and not everyone has the best intentions but our country would become a weak target for so many if our second amendment was altered or taken away,things would be worse! Accept and fight for gun rights at all cost!And work to add greater security at all schools!

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  • Dark money threatens democracy July 21, 2017
    COMMENTARY: The secretary of state's proposed rule is an important step. But it won’t solve the problem of dark money.
  • Protecting our wildlife corridors, protecting our culture July 21, 2017
    The Rio Grande del Norte National Monument protects vital wildlife corridors and connectivity that provide habitat, breeding grounds and migratory routes from central New Mexico to southern Colorado.
  • Give states freedom on marijuana laws July 20, 2017
    If federalism is to work in any meaningful way, it cannot be applied selectively, based on what policymakers in Washington think of an issue.
  • Singing the Central Avenue blues in Albuquerque July 20, 2017
    These days a Central Avenue excursion gives a sense of a city simultaneously in the throes of death and rebirth, or perhaps stillbirth.
  • That women have options is not the problem July 19, 2017
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  • Dunn will run for U.S. House instead of land commissioner July 18, 2017
    State Land Commissioner Aubrey Dunn will run for the open 2nd Congressional District seat in the U.S. House instead of seeking re-election to his current job.
  • With agreement in hand, behavioral health CEO believed vindication was inevitable July 18, 2017
    Even in his final days of battling leukemia in early 2016, Jose Frietze was fighting for the youth services agency he founded in 1977.
  • NM’s education plan isn’t what it seems July 18, 2017
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  • ABQ mayor’s race tops $2 million July 17, 2017
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  • Feds agree to meet with ABQ black leaders about controversial sting July 17, 2017
    The acting U.S. Attorney in Albuquerque will hear out local black leaders and their concerns over a massive, 2016 undercover sting operation that “sent shockwaves” through the city’s black community.

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