New Mexico's leaders have a big job ahead. They need to shield residents from the fallout of Trump's policies and make sure families have what they need to thrive. They've already done some good, like stepping in to cover health care cuts and offering free child care. But there's still a lot to do.
Ne-Yo's life took a dramatic turn after his messy divorce from Crystal Renay in 2023. The "2 Million Secrets" singer, known for his smooth tunes, found himself in a whirlwind of change. His marriage of seven years ended when Renay discovered he had fathered two children with another woman during the
New York City is gearing up for a snowy weekend. A light dusting of snow hit the city on Saturday. Some areas might see up to an inch of snow before it clears up later in the day. But this is just the beginning. A bigger storm is on its way. It's expected to arrive on Sunday afternoon. This storm c
NASA's Artemis program is making waves, and for good reason. This isn't just another space mission; it's a stepping stone to Mars and a chance to learn how to live on another world. The recent rollout of Artemis II marks a significant moment in space exploration. Artemis II is set to carry four ast
Northeast Ohio is buzzing with activities this week, offering a mix of music, comedy, and family-friendly events. The week kicks off with a Beatles-themed brunch on January 18 at the Music Box Supper Club in Cleveland. Fans of comedy can catch Greg Warren at Hilarities, while music lovers can enjoy
New Mexico's current leadership is falling short. The state's Democrat leaders have full control over the government, yet they seem more focused on making political statements than solving real problems. Instead of tackling issues like crime, education, and the economy, they spend their time on symb
Nursing groups have a big role to play in health care. They can set rules, help nurses grow, and push for fairness. This piece talks about how feminist ideas can help these groups do even more for people with HIV. Feminism is about respect, seeing the big picture, working together, and caring for o
New Jersey is in a bit of a stir. The state's incoming governor, Sherrill, has asked long-time government workers to hand in their resignation letters. This isn't typical. Usually, only top officials get this request when a new governor comes in. But this time, it's different. People who have worked
New Orleans is in a tough spot. It's got money problems, climate issues, and crumbling infrastructure. The city needs smart leaders who can handle these challenges without making things worse. But lately, it seems like some leaders are repeating old mistakes instead of learning from them. Take Mayo
Two senators have put forward a new bill that could change how crypto software developers are seen by the law. The bill, called the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act of 2026, says that people who write and share blockchain software shouldn't be treated like money transmitters if they don't control
