Skywatcher cofounders urge government transparency on UAP
In this semi regular column reporter Kevin Wright presents Skywatcher founders Jake Barber and James Fowler arguing that U.S. government disclosure on unidentified anomalous phenomena is severely lacking. They claim Chinese drones or UAP operate over New Jersey and U.S. airspace, warning of national security risks and potential global disruption if such discoveries are mishandled. Wright notes his own advisory roles and the column’s viewpoint.
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Prohibiting housing tech won’t fix New Mexico housing crisis
Op-ed argues restricting software in housing markets won't solve a long running shortage. It cites 70 percent price rises and 60 percent rent gains, notes supply constraints from rules and a 2024 building code, and contrasts with California and Austin examples. The piece endorses AI as a tool and urges increased housing supply.
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UFO tale ties to New Mexico hitchhiker legend
Grant McGee relates a quirky personal reminiscence from Eastern New Mexico News about a Nashville bound singer Jim Sullivan vanished in 1975 and a later Albuquerque area UFO encounter described by Muriel. The piece blends old stories, local lore, and odd sightings in a reflective column.
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