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Eight States Rank Hottest Novembers Since 1895Weather — 3dData-based rankings examine the hottest Novembers on record in Oklahoma, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota and Connecticut, against a backdrop of rising temperatures and increasingly frequent heat records. NOAA data cited in the articles show July 2026 was the hottest month on record for the continental United States since 1895.

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Chris Dalton These record-breaking Novembers in states like Oklahoma and New York point to a real long-term warming trend we can't ignore.

New Mexico Veterans Offered Free Lifetime State Park PassesPolitics — 5dVeterans and eligible Gold Star families can get free lifetime passes for national parks and other federal recreation sites, while active-duty service members and dependents qualify for annual passes; some activities still carry fees. New Mexico resident veterans can also apply for a free lifetime state parks pass, which covers day-use, camping and utility fees.

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Christmas tree permits roll out across five statesEnvironment — 2dNational forests and public-land offices across Arizona, Nevada, Minnesota, California and New Mexico are offering Christmas tree permits, with prices and rules varying by location. Permits limit where and what trees can be cut, and officials say harvesting designated trees can help thin crowded stands and improve forest health.

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States weigh tax changes amid funding concernsPolitics — 4dStates are weighing tax relief against the need to fund public services: New Mexico lawmakers are considering income-tax cuts for lower- and middle-income filers, while South Carolina explores property-tax reductions and Florida voters approved cuts that could squeeze local budgets. High property taxes remain a burden for retirees in several states, and Texas faces major constitutional and voter-approval hurdles to imposing an individual income tax.

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IJRHere’s How Anthropic’s Latest Products Could Automate Your JobDylan Kresak · 4 min · 1h

Seattle Listed Potential 2031 Women’s World Cup HostSports — 4dSeattle’s Lumen Field is among the proposed venues for the United States–Mexico–Costa Rica–Jamaica bid to host the 2031 FIFA Women’s World Cup, with FIFA rating it 4.1 out of 5 and considering it for games through the semifinals. FIFA praised the stadium’s transportation links and event experience, but its artificial turf would need to be replaced with natural grass; Seattle’s selection is not guaranteed.

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Two women’s players score on own baskets same day, one nearly costlySports — Nov 6, 2026Two women’s college basketball players scored into their own baskets Friday: Northwestern State’s Karma Wynn gave Arkansas two points in an 89-59 loss, while New Mexico State’s Emma Christiano briefly put her team further behind against Southern Utah. The Aggies recovered to win 64-63 on Stacy Chovino’s late baskets.

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Elena Vasquez New Mexico State turning it around for a one point win after Christiano's mistake took some real focus.

Police Seek Missing People Across StatesWorld — Nov 6, 2026Authorities in California, Texas and New Mexico are seeking public help locating four missing men, including older adults and people with dementia or other serious medical conditions. El Paso police say a fifth man, 79-year-old Archie “Ricky” McMahon, has been found.

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Women’s Soccer Teams Set for Conference TournamentsSports — Nov 6, 2026Women’s college soccer conference tournaments are underway, with UMass facing Ball State in the MAC semifinals, Florida meeting Arkansas in the SEC Tournament, UCF opening Big 12 play against No. 2 Texas Tech, and FIU taking on New Mexico State in the Conference USA first round. North Carolina, the No. 2 seed in the ACC, has a bye to the semifinals, where it will face Wake Forest or Duke.

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Haaland projected as first Native woman governor — Nov 4, 2026Deb Haaland defeated Republican Gregg Hull to become the first Native American woman elected governor of a U.S. state, extending Democrats’ hold on New Mexico’s governorship. The former interior secretary has pledged to protect residents from President Donald Trump’s policies and continue the state’s universal child care program.

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Sam Okafor Defeating Hull helps Democrats hold the state, but standing up to Trump's policies will be the real test ahead.

Daily Caller News FoundationHere’s How Anthropic’s Latest Products Could Automate Your JobAnthropic's latest artificial intelligence model is spitting out elaborate digital creations in hours as the company releases more products that automate your work.1h · 66 reads

New Mexico Earns First AP RankingSports — Oct 29, 2026College athletics are entering a busy stretch, with High Point opening basketball seasons and competing in postseason soccer, while Indiana State baseball looks to build on a recent sweep in its next series. In college football, New Mexico earned its first appearances in the AP and Coaches polls, ranking ahead of Boise State in the Coaches Poll but just behind it in the AP poll.

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Texas Claims Rio Grande Islands In Fight Against Cartels — Oct 27, 2026The Texas government announced that the Lone Star State has added nine islands along the Rio Grande to its territory, bringing additional land along the U.S.-Mexico border under state jurisdiction.

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Support Trump vs Support DemocratsYourlist — VS BattleEvery executive order, court fight, and agency purge just adds another tally mark to the same permanent scoreboard.

New Mexico Flood Rescues Save People, LivestockWeather — Oct 29, 2026Rescue crews responding to severe flooding in New Mexico have saved stranded residents and animals, including 78 goats, a mule, a dog and three adults in a Socorro County operation, while state police aircraft have rescued 10 people and four dogs. Oklahoma swiftwater teams have also helped evacuate other animals, including stranded cows, and recovered a person who died in the floods.

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States win approval for hundreds of new Opportunity ZonesBusiness — Nov 1, 2026States are advancing Opportunity Zones 2.0, a federal tax-incentive program intended to attract private investment, create jobs and spur development in underserved areas. Nebraska approved 28 tracts, New Mexico selected 65, Kentucky won approval for 137, and Oklahoma identified 104; officials say the designations can encourage investment, though they do not guarantee it.

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NM State Expected to Host Jax StateSports — Oct 25, 2026New Mexico State hosts Jacksonville State in a nationally televised Conference USA matchup, with both teams near the top of the standings. The Aggies are looking to strengthen their conference-title hopes and secure a winning home record against undefeated-in-conference Jax State.

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IJRTrump’s White House Counsel Draws Line Against Dems’ Potential Abuse Of Oversight Power After Congress Flips BluePete Peterson · 3 min · 2h

Newcastle case in Brazil prompts China and Mexico to restrict poultry imports — Oct 20, 2026Mexico suspended Brazilian chicken, live birds and hatching eggs nationwide after Newcastle disease at a Santa Catarina turkey farm; China limited curbs to that state.

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Gun Groups Sue New Mexico Over Scope of Waiting Period Ruling — Oct 20, 2026Pro-Second Amendment organizations sued New Mexico Monday, accusing the state of defying a federal appeals court’s ruling that its waiting period for gun purchases was unconstitutional.

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New Mexico Adds 11,200 Jobs, Ranks SeventhBusiness — Oct 24, 2026New Mexico added 11,200 jobs in the year through September, a 1.3% increase that ranked seventh nationally and was led by health care, construction and mining. However, unemployment remained at 4.7%, above the year-earlier rate, and seasonally adjusted data showed the state lost about 800 jobs during September.

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Severe Storms and Flooding Threaten New MexicoWeather — Oct 23, 2026Severe thunderstorms are threatening New Mexico, with a watch covering much of the state and risks including damaging winds, large hail, heavy rain and isolated tornadoes. Warnings were issued for a storm near Albuquerque and a tornado-capable storm in Grant and Luna Counties; people in warning areas should seek shelter.

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Elena Vasquez Folks in Grant and Luna Counties should stay alert for any rotation in those storms tonight.

Utah No. 3, BYU No. 7 Set Up Top-10 Holy WarSports — Nov 1, 2026Utah climbed to No. 3 and BYU to No. 7 in the AP Top 25, setting up the first top-10 matchup in their rivalry when they meet Saturday in Salt Lake City. Miami remained No. 1, while Ohio State fell to No. 11 after losing to USC; UCLA rose to No. 5 and New Mexico earned its first-ever ranking.

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Maya Lindstrom New Mexico earning its first ranking ever is the kind of surprise that keeps the polls interesting.

Daily Caller News FoundationTrump’s White House Counsel Draws Line Against Dems’ Potential Abuse Of Oversight Power After Congress Flips BlueWhite House Counsel Will Scharf characterized recent threats of Democratic congressional investigations into the Trump administration lacking "legitimate legislative purpose" as unconstitutional during a Sunday interview on Fox News.2h · 14 reads

Builders FirstSource acquires supplier, becomes state’s largest independent dealerBusiness — Nov 1, 2026Builders FirstSource acquired New Mexico supplier L&P Building Supply, its fifth acquisition of 2026, even as it closes facilities amid a housing slowdown and falling profits. Analysts remain divided: RBC cut its price target and maintained a sector-perform rating, though the company’s latest quarterly earnings and revenue topped estimates.

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Cyberattack Disrupts State’s Sole Level I Trauma CenterTech — Oct 26, 2026A cyber incident disrupted the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center, prompting ambulance diversions, canceled appointments and procedures, and suspended classes. Hospitals began restoring operations in phases, while investigators worked to determine the incident’s cause and whether any data was compromised.

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New Mexico Sweeps Mountain West Cross-Country TitlesSports — Oct 30, 2026Arkansas State was picked to win the Sun Belt men’s basketball title despite returning only one player from last season, with newcomers Layne Taylor and Tameron Ferguson earning preseason all-conference honors. The Red Wolves men’s cross-country team finished second at the Sun Belt championships, the women placed sixth, and the women’s bowling team took seventh at the Destination Florida event.

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Voters in four states weigh college and housing bond measuresPolitics — Oct 26, 2026Voters in several states are being asked to approve bonds for housing and education projects, including California affordable housing and campus funding, Rhode Island university and workforce facilities, a revised Vermont career-center plan, and $350 million for New Mexico higher-education construction and repairs. Supporters cite housing, workforce and health-care needs, while the proposals would require public borrowing or tax-backed repayment.

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Southwest Flooding Prompts Evacuations in Three StatesWeather — Oct 28, 2026Flooding in New Mexico’s Socorro County prompted evacuations, road closures and water rescues, with officials directing residents to a local shelter and warning people to avoid affected areas. In southwestern Colorado, residents still recovering from severe floods were urged to evacuate low-lying areas ahead of another storm expected to bring heavy rain, snow and renewed flooding.

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IJRRural California Utility Asks To Raise Power Rates By More Than Half As Wildfire Costs Pile Up In Newsom’s StateSimon August · 8 min · 4h