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Reaping the Epstein Whirlwind

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There is a verse in the book of Hosea from the Bible that leapt to mind last week as I watched a drama in...

Fate Has a Way of Connecting the Dots

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Fate takes you places where your memory wants to reveal itself. Like a petulant child, the amalgam of your thoughts and memories draw distinct...

Living Day-to-Day With a ‘Busload of Faith’

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A friend who wrote searing, sometimes grisly Facebook posts as he dug out from Hurricane Helene’s catastrophic destruction around Asheville, N.C. last autumn took...

Elected Officials Have 2 Options

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This weekend, friends and I got to camp, eat, and experience the truth of country music. We heard verses like “my heart skips just...

The World is on Fire in 2025

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The United States has been at war off and on for a quarter century. It feels like forever. Now we appear on the verge of...

The Great Land Rush of 2025

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We now know which public lands in New Mexico that Congressional Republicans might sell, and it’s quite a list — 61 properties in 20...

Plan for the Worst and Hope for the Best

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I still remember the look of frustration on her face. She was already tired from a long day’s work. Yet there she was writing...

Guest Opinion: Politicians Overstaying Their Welcome

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Ever wonder why presidents have term limits, but not Congressmen? The answer is simple; Congress made it that way. Ever wonder why the nation...

Remembering Brueggemann, a Scholar and Teacher

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Walter Brueggemann died last week. You likely have never heard his name. But to a small population of biblical scholars whom he influenced over half...

One Candidate Gets Real about New Mexico’s Doctor Exodus

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Former Las Cruces Mayor Ken Miyagishima, in declaring his candidacy for governor, did something no other Democrat has been willing to do: He challenged...

Doing ‘What’s Best for the City’

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There is a movie playing at the City of Española. It features the usual politicos and the regurgitated plot involving city officials, their greed,...

Be Curious Instead of Judgmental

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I gave the convocation speech earlier this month at the University of New Mexico for undergraduates, masters students and PhDs from the Communications and...
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