Julia Goldberg, Source NM
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The chair of a New Mexico House investigatory subcommittee created to probe the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s activities in the state acknowledged Wednesday its first report does not contain major revelations or final findings. -
The U.S. House members of New Mexico’s congressional delegation are opening an investigation into reports that the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration allowed large fentanyl shipments into the state. -
The State Board of Canvass is scheduled to meet on June 23 to certify the official results and order any automatic recounts. -
Voters across New Mexico started casting ballots early on Tuesday. -
Source New Mexico won eight awards at the annual Society for Professional Journalists’ regional Top of the Rockies competition. -
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Thousands rally in Albuquerque, Santa Fe for No Kings anti-Trump protest -
She decided to come forward now, she said, referencing the New York Times investigation, after learning she was not alone. -
United States Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett did not envision a career as a judge. -
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