Debates Urged in New Mexico U.S. Senate Race
Lineup Ronchetti criticizes KNME-TV as a liberal front group while both candidates aim to face off against retiring Senator Udall. University professor Lonna Atkeson calls for more debates, arguing viewers need more chances to compare candidates beyond ads. She cites low prior debate exposure and notes Lujan’s House races offered less scrutiny.
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Community groups adapt amid health orders and drive through aid
Gonzales notes health orders halt Easter food baskets prison programs and Thanksgiving dinner plans while Waymaker Church hosts a drive through backpack and school supplies event from 5 to 7 pm at 202 Sunset Ave. Cars flow in via Alameda with a visible welcome flag as officials navigate covid restrictions and community needs.
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Postal Service Delays Prompt Hearing on Election Mail
The 2020 election mail controversy centers on DeJoy amid claims of delays. Lawmakers push for funding while arguing over operational changes and overtime. Republicans dismiss Dem worries as conspiracy while experts defend mail voting security. Meadows signals aid only with broader relief package.
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Herrell Seeks NM 2nd District Win With Campaign Surge
Independent Steve Jones leads in coverage of New Mexico 2nd District race as Yvette Herrell rallies conservatives with Trump Victory help and door knocking. Both campaigns spar over votes and debates while fundraising shows Torres Small ahead, shaping a high profile contest.
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Plasma therapy for COVID raises questions amid limited evidence
WHO experts describe convalescent plasma as experimental and hard to standardize. FDA officials say it should not become a new standard of care, while researchers warn crowds of patients seeking plasma may blur study results and delay clear evidence on efficacy and optimal use.
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