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A Cause for Concern? Study Maps Potential Gemsbok Expansion Beyond New Mexico by 2100
A University of Illinois study projects gemsbok habitat could expand across the Southwest by 2100, while New Mexico wildlife managers report the state’s oryx population has remained stable.
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Thursday Fire Sends One Albuquerque Resident to Hospital for Medical Care
According to KOAT, Emergency Medical Services personnel took one adult to a local hospital after a fire broke out at a residence in southeast Albuquerque.
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RFK Jr. Says Senate Republicans Used Nominee Threats to Block His Health Agenda After Midterms
The Washington Post reports that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. accused Senate Republicans of threatening his health nominees to block his agenda, as he claims the midterm elections have weakened their…
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Twice-Deported Honduran Man Accused of Storming United Flight Cockpit Was Granted Asylum After Transgender Persecution Claim
The New York Post reports that a twice-deported Honduran man accused of threatening a United Airlines flight was granted US asylum after claiming he faced persecution over his transgender identity.
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Nvidia Shares Plunge 14% After Jensen Huang Resigns Over Affairs Scandal, Colette Kress Named Interim CEO
Reuters reported that Nvidia shares plunged following Jensen Huang’s sudden resignation, raising questions about the chipmaker’s future. The leadership shake-up has also drawn attention to rival semiconductor companies as investors…
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NMDOT Proposes Speed Camera Installation Along Construction Zones for Road Workers’ Safety
According to KRQE News, the New Mexico Department of Tranportation is urging lawmakers to consider speed cameras in highway contrcution zones to protect road workers from speeding drivers. This proposal…
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For Those Who Served and Sacrificed: Albuquerque Holds Parade on Veterans Day
KOB 4 reports that Albuquerque marked Veterans Day on November 11 with a parade attended by veterans, families, and children.
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Albuquerque Police Arrest Landlord for Allegedly Killing and Burying Tenant
According to a KOAT report, authorities accused 33-year-old Jonah Jeter of murdering his 52-year-old tenant, Robert Debeary, and burying his body about two feet underground.
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Navajo Code Talkers Museum Slated to Break Ground on December 1
In a news release, the Office of the Governor invited the public to attend the Navajo Code Talkers Museum groundbreaking ceremony on December 1 in Farmington.
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