When KKOB and ABC radio announced Albuquerque would be the site for a national town hall on one of the hottest of hot [...]

I wasn’t able to attend the public meetings conducted by the search committee for a new APS superintendent. The committee’s purpose was to [...]

On NPR a few days ago, New York Times columnist Paul Krugman was quoted saying something that hit me with one of those [...]

Recent events in southern New Mexico connected to the Bush Administration’s peculiarly-named “Operation Stonegarden” cry out for much closer analysis in the press [...]

Sometimes there’s just too much information floating around to comfortably digest. In recent days I’ve felt a bit like a diabetic in a [...]

Well, it’s September already. Soon we’ll have General David Petraeus’ report on progress in Iraq to endlessly analyze, microscopically dissect and carefully parse [...]

Albuquerque (and probably most of the country as well) seems of two minds when it comes to homelessness. I don’t mean there are [...]

My excitement about reaching the age at which one qualifies for Social Security benefits has been tempered drastically by a couple of demographic [...]

The Iraq Occupation’s casualties are coming home. And besides the physical and emotional injuries brought back by the troops from their deployment, the [...]

When I watched Michael Moore’s new film on health care in the United States, SiCKO , one comment quoted twice in the movie [...]