Mid Year Media Review
Last year, Dineh Benally, the former president of San Juan River Farm Board in the Navajo Nation, oversaw the transformation of 400 acres of cropland into illegal marijuana farms across … Read More
Republicans picked State Sen. Mark Moores as the party’s candidate for the upcoming special election to fill the 1st Congressional District vacancy. Moores, a Republican from Albuquerque, announced his entry … Read More
A Crown Heights supermarket facing the bulldozerdespite locals’ pleas to keep it open is confronting a second blow from its landlord: a lawsuit claiming the grocer trashed the building owner’s reputation … Read More
In 1624, a physician called Jean-Baptiste van Helmont told a strange story in his book of “magnetic cures” about a man from Brussels who had lost his nose. Having had … Read More
Illness, unlike war, as English academic and writer Elizabeth Outka brilliantly demonstrates in her book Viral Modernism (2019), is a story that easily slips out of cultural and historical memory. … Read More
Many Americans who spent time as teenagers in residential facilities that rely on “tough love” treatments to change behaviors are becoming more vocal in denouncing what they say are institutional … Read More
After years of relying on a single controversial test at age 4 for admission to their gifted programs, New York City schools are about to embark upon a new way … Read More
A bill that would overhaul Texas’ energy industry — including mandating weatherization for natural gas and power generators — was approved by a Texas Senate committee on Thursday. The sweeping … Read More
At least 111 Texans died as a result of last month’s winter storm, according to updated numbers released Thursday by the Department of State Health Services. The newly revised number … Read More
