Bipartisan Russia sanctions package reaches agreement
Congressional Republicans and Democrats announce a sweeping Russia sanctions package aimed at Moscow for election meddling and aggression in Ukraine and Syria. The bill also imposes penalties on Iran and North Korea and includes a congressional review of any easing by Trump, signaling cross party oversight despite Trump’s push for warmer ties with Putin. The House plans a vote Tuesday as Senate already advanced separate measures, reflecting broad commitment to toughening penalties.
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Bipartisan sanctions deal on Russia and allies reached
Senate Democrats say a bipartisan group of House and Senate negotiators have agreed on a sweeping Russia sanctions package to punish Moscow for meddling in the 202? presidential election and its actions in Ukraine and Syria. Schumer calls the legislation strong and expects quick passage. Some Republican resistance over North Korea penalties remains unclear.
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Mike Lanfor builds new industry in Roswell
Mike Lanfor pursues a developing industry in Roswell, showing steady observation and readiness to act. Though his family has long roots in Roswell, he continues shaping the town's economic future with deliberate, adaptive steps.
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Roswell Photographer Returns Home After Years Away
Lan for, a recent Roswell transplant, explains returning to his family roots drawn by his grandmother. He lived in Roswell in the 1960s, left for about 30 years, and came back five years ago with his family's four generations rooted in the area. He had been in the Grand Canyon for a 30 day time lapse shoot before visiting friends in Arizona.
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MainStreet Roswell Pact Under City Budget Review
Roswell officials weigh renewing funding for Main Street Roswell with the New Mexico Main Street program. The city provides at least 40 000 annually to keep the local organization accredited and eligible for training, grants, and technical support. Main Street Roswell steers downtown development including Reischman Park, grant-driven storefront upgrades, and coordinated events like the UFO Festival Farmers Market and Chile Cheese Festival.
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Health insurers rein in rate hikes on NM exchange
New Mexico insurers on the WellNM exchange reduced proposed premium increases for next year after revisions by four providers. The rate hikes now range roughly from 6 to 20 percent, down from initial proposals of 20 to 85 percent. About 55 000 residents enroll yearly through the federally subsidized exchange.
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