Biden in State of the Union Faces Mixed Reception
President Biden defended his record in a 73 minute State of the Union insisting the economy is on a solid path with 12 million new jobs. Polls show waning support and rising inflation and deficits amid Republican opposition and partisan critique.
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Transition aims and oil profits shape New Mexico budget
Former Gov Gary Johnson cited for legalization stance as Michelle Lujan Grisham enters a second term with large resources. New Mexico faced a 3.6 billion dollar revenue surplus and a 9.44 billion budget up four billion from 2009. Oil giants earned over 150 billion, fueling state revenue partly. Lawmakers in Las Cruces push bills on research funding, high speed rail feasibility, prosperity council, redevelopment zones, and creative industries while gas prices ease.
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Transgender policies and East German doping parallels debated
Michael Reagan points to East Germany's covert hormone doping of female swimmers to argue transgender athletes unfairly challenge women in sports. He cites Lia Thomas and Riley Gaines, urging separate facilities and stronger policies, while questioning media and parental advocacy on equal playing fields.
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