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V.26 No.27 | 7/6/2017
We The People

Freedom

“We the People”

El Centro invokes freedom

Weekly Alibi reached out to El Centro de Igualdad y Derechos on how the immigration policies of an isolationist, nationalist rube, borne on the wings of los federales, may continue to play havoc with local culture, custom and law.

Freedom

More Equal Than Others

Why we should still be worried about Trump's Religious Liberty order

Though Trump's “religious freedom” executive order doesn't do much, it tells people who can do something to expect his support.
V.25 No.41 | 10/13/2016

The Daily Word in Free Local Food, T-Mobile and Pop Up Weed Gardens

The Daily Word

Most people have stolen something, but have you ever considered stealing Venetian blinds? One man did and almost succeeded.

Is your doctor just pretending they know what they're talking about? Like really, are they even a doctor?

During a demonstration against the US, police got brutal with protesters by beating them with batons and running them over in a van.

What if Donald Trump controlled the NSA?

There's a group in Albuquerque handing out fresh food for free.

T-Mobile was punished by the FCC for being huge liars.

The Philadelphia Museum will host a pop-up weed (as in marijuana) garden on Thursday.

V.25 No.26 | 6/30/2016
Worst In Show
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Rob M

Freedom

Worst in Show

Legalize it, you dopes

Legalizing cannabis would help the economy and the people of New Mexico, writes Joshua Lee.
Bombs Over Renee
Rob M

Freedom

Breathtaking Bombs

New Mexico Tech destroys to build

Managing Editor Renee Chavez explores New Mexico Tech's Energetic Materials Research and Testing Center.
V.25 No.11 | 03/17/2016
Javi Rojo

Event Horizon

Boogie with Buika

Thursday, Mar 24: Buika

One of the most sought-after performers on the world stage today sings in multiple languages and performs world, jazz, flamenco and fusion music.
V.24 No.46 | 11/12/2015

News

The Daily Word in Paris Attacks, WIPP Leaks and Eating Healthy

The Daily Word

ISIS claims responsibility for attacks in Paris. The Guardian is providing live updates.

Suspect in road rage killing of 4-year-old pleads not guilty.

UNM wants to make sexual assault investigations happen more quickly.

The state is close to a settlement over the WIPP leak.

Several more business opening in the shipping container development near Carlisle and the freeway.

The Don't Hug Me I'm Scared crew explain healthy eating.

V.24 No.41 | 10/8/2015

news

The Daily Word: Tradition

The Daily Word

All day.

Traditional birth.

Kinky.

Weird to you, routine to them.

Total Eclipse of the brain.

R.I.P Pablow.

Foreign Food.

The tradition of shame.

The secrets of tradition.

Appreciation.

V.22 No.32 |

news

The Daily Word in 'stop-and-frisk,' DiMaggios' legacy and Gilligan's leadership

The Daily Word

A U.S. district judge has ruled New York's “stop-and-frisk” procedures unconstitutional due to unfair racial profiling.

Some luxury resort condominiums collapsed in a massive sinkhole near Disney World. So far no injuries have been reported.

After James L. DiMaggio was shot dead over the weekend, resulting in Hannah Anderson being found safe in Idaho, authorities reveal that DiMaggio's father once held a teenager at gunpoint in the '80s.

After spending a year and a half in a coma, Dutch Prince Johan Friso died this morning.

Hey Mr. DJ, is this your equipment we found on Craigslist?

Let the record show that if you wave a stun gun at your son in the front yard, you're probably going to get probation.

The city introduced a plan to provide $2.4 million a year to rebuild APD. The bill will be brought to the public at the Aug. 19 City Council meeting.

Just a few leadership lessons from Vince Gilligan, creator of AMC's “Breaking Bad.”

A woman looking to get new boobs takes to the streets!

V.21 No.47 |

news

The Daily Word in English royalty, Bigfoot, and the "I Dream of Jeannie" guy died

The Daily Word

Someone stole a Navajo blanket from a Santa Fe resort.

Slate wrote the least entertaining Bigfoot piece ever.

Boxer Hector Camacho died from his gunshot wounds.

You already knew J.R. died but did you know Larry Hagman was friends with Kieth Moon?

Collection of Larry Hagman clips.

A naked guy spent three happy hours on top of a statue of Prince George in downtown London.

Have the remains of cruel and hunchbacked Richard III been found under a parking lot in Leicester?

One obese squirrel eating a Snickers in a pear tree.

Check out hacker syndicate Anonymous' video message to Karl Rove about stealing the Ohio election.

Here. You need another reason not to patronize Walmart.

Dude Chilling Park.

This is China.

It is now law that people shall wear pants in the streets of San Francisco.

On this day in 1864 aristocratic dwarf Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec was born.


V.20 No.17 |

news

The Daily Word 4.29.11

Morocco cafe bomb, dolphin podcast, Superman's citizenship

The Daily Word

Terrorist attack shreds a Morrocan cafe.

Meteorologists showed live footage of tornadoes approaching.

New regulations aimed at food marketing to help reign in childhood obesity.

Superman threatens to renounce US citizenship.

Del Norte high school football coach popped for second DWI.

Nearly half a million dollars misused around an NHCC fresco causes scandal.

Hilarious minor differences illuminated by The Oatmeal.

Some researchers say dolphins are too smart for captivity.

Kia Motors recalls cars whose gas tanks fall off.

Malfunction delays space shuttle launch.

National Institutes of Health get favorable ruling on stem cell research.

V.19 No.17 |

news

The Daily Word 04.29.10: Lance Armstrong, Louisiana oil spill, Hollywood's small right wing

The Daily Word

300 acres alight in Cimarron.

Lance Armstrong is riding the Tour of the Gila, which began in Silver City.

Body found in a North Valley ditch on the street where I grew up.

Feds deploy an ad campaign to discourage meth use on reservations.

You can keep your job after 10 arrests if your dad is the Bernalillo County deputy manager for public safety.

Around New Mexico, groups prepare to protest Arizona's immigration law.

Obama's not sure Washington can pass immigration reform this year. He needs cooperation from Republicans, he says.

Massive oil spill off the coast of Louisiana is way worse than expected and could be washing up on shore by tomorrow.

Space balloon crashes in Australia.

The top psychiatric pharmies of the last decade.

Life is hard for conservatives in Hollywood.

Scared of mice? Call your lesbian friend.

V.19 No.2 | 1/14/2010

Thin Line

Express From Yemen

While many were stuffing Christmas stockings with toys and chocolate, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab was stuffing his crotch with 80 grams of high-explosive pentaerythritol tetranitrate. After being caught on a flight bound for Detroit, the Nigerian student told investigators he had been trained in Yemen by al Qaeda. So mainstream media began scorching Yemen, the country on the Arabian Sea coast called a “haven for Islamic jihadists” on the New York Times website.

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