The fight to stop the border wall in Big Bend is not over—but a federal judge's ruling has given activists a hard-won victory.

Castelion’s pirate branding, Christian nationalism, and the public’s right to refuse the costs of militarism

Before New Mexico changes IPRA, it must confront the records failures communities already face.

The student newspaper, The Cornell Daily Sun, covered the allegations of rape at a fraternity party since they were first made in 2024 and led the reporting on the case.

The Department of Defense notified millions of current and former U.S. military personnel that their personal information had been stolen in a months-long breach.

The public’s right to know has already been violated. A full hearing must occur before operations begin.

The 2026 Triennial Review will determine whether state water-quality standards keep pace with PFAS, emerging contaminants, wetlands, pollution, and environmental justice

Oracle and Bloom Energy revealed how far construction has advanced, how few local workers have been hired and how much remains unverified.

Some have raised concerns that new rules follow a trend of the Public Regulation Commission stifling public participation.

Londoners are facing historic levels of subsidence risk after five successive heat waves dried out the clay soil on which much of the city is built.

Independent analysts have struggled to project a cost for the Pentagon's Golden Dome program due to secrecy around the architecture.

Nature collapse is one of the greatest national security challenges we face, according to Caroline Lucas, the former head of the UK's Green party.

As New Mexico expands weapons testing and hypersonic development, the NTSB’s findings demand greater public accountability and oversight.

Lawmakers still want a role in addressing voter concerns about data centers as Gov. Kathy Hochul touts her executive order that includes a temporary

How Segmentation, Secrecy, and Failed Enforcement Are Replacing Transparent Government

To: Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham, the New Mexico Legislature, the New Mexico Environment Department, the New Mexico Department of Health, the New Mexico State Land Office, the New Mexico Economic D...

The Democratic State Central Committee's selection of New Mexico's next lieutenant governor is a referendum on the direction of the Democratic Party

The federal agency is seeking public comments on an environmental assessment for the proposed revocation of a 10-mile drilling buffer zone.

Scientific Data - Streamflow in the United States: Characteristics, trends, regime shifts, and extremes

National Security, Public Subsidies, and Democratic Accountability

New Mexico and Albuquerque announced on Friday they will put more than $1.5 million into aerospace company BlackVe’s expansion, a project officials said will bring 152 high-paying jobs.