Obama faces possible immigration rifts with Democrats
President Obama could trigger rifts within his party as he contemplates broad executive changes on immigration. Vulnerable Senate Democrats in conservative states worry about the political costs ahead of the November elections while advocates warn against delaying relief.
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Roswell Mud Sweat and Tears fundraiser run
Runners tackled an obstacle course built by the National Guard with help from Roswell Do It Center and Roswell Rental. Proceeds will benefit local Operation Wounded Warrior NM.
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Perry vows to fight Texas indictment as abuse of power
Texas Governor Rick Perry denounces a Travis County grand jury indictment on two felony counts of abuse of power as political theatrics. He defends his 2013 veto of state funds to a district attorney, says he will finish his term, and rejects the charges as an attack on the state constitution.
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Ginsburg: Gender bias subtler today than before
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg told about 350 people at a Santa Fe women’s symposium that discrimination against women is subtler now, and that fighting unconscious bias is harder than changing laws. She urged voting and cited her cancer battles and opera interests.
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Santa Fe teacher ratings corrected after data errors
New Mexico Education Secretary Designate Hanna Skandera said initial Santa Fe teacher evaluations misrepresented effectiveness due to bad data. Revised scores show 67 percent effective or better, with 15 percent highly effective and 1 percent exemplary. some zero scores were improper.
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Former cowboy turns security chief guides ENMU Roswell
Captain Robert Newberry, director of security at Eastern New Mexico University Roswell, shares his journey from over 30 years as a cowboy and U S Air Force veteran to managing campus safety. He describes growing up around cattle, early fence work, and 14 years as ranch manager before later transitioning to security.
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