PRI Public Radio International and Ben Ray Lujan shared a link.
No doubt, an election should be about voicing opinions and having a lively debate. But a string of bad Supreme Court decisions -- the most recent, Citizens United -- have equated money with speech and amplified the power of corporations and special interests.
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Entertainment. Most of us think of it in terms of television, smartphones, laptops and iPads. At least this is how many incorporate it into daily living.
You may recall the story ofTexana Hollis, the 101-year-old Detroit woman who lost her home due to her son's ill-advised borrowing
Newt Gingrich tried to cement his role as the front-runner to win the Florida Republican Primary at Monday night's debate. But a newly assertive Mitt Romney was also in it to win, try to salvage a campaign that had seemed inevitable
Buying out grazing permits from willing ranchers could help solve conflicts over grazing on public lands.
Last week, I tracked down comment from New Mexico’s representatives and senators on the Stop Online Piracy Act and its twin, the Protect IP Act. Rep. Ben Ray Luján, who represents Santa Fe and northern New Mexico, was signed on as a cosponsor of SOPA. A few minutes ago, his spokesperson Andrew Stoddard sent word that Luján was no longer supporting the measure: Online piracy is a serious issue that hurts our economy.
VIDEO: New movie uses found footage documenting life in Canadian Arctic, nearly 100 years ago | PRI.
In 1919, the Hudson's Bay Company produced a silent film showing what it was like living along Canada's northern shores. They looked at fur trading and life and commerce in the Arctic areas. That movie was lost, but some of the original footage
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