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Lifestyle Changes That Reduce Plastic Use May Cut Exposure to Harmful Chemicals

Plastics have become a common part of everyday life—from food packaging and kitchen containers to personal care products. Many people rely on these materials...

New Mexico Loses Thousands of Federal Jobs as Unemployment Climbs to its Highest since 2022

Federal job cuts push New Mexico’s unemployment to its highest since 2022, exposing the state’s reliance on government spending.

Health Coverage in Charts: Who Actually Benefits From Government Subsidies?

The analysis concerns U.S. residents, healthcare providers, and agencies at various government levels (federal, state, and local). The topic...

April Community Leader Spotlight: Lindi Rodrigues Walsh

In our ongoing effort to focus on community and local stories in New Mexico, Brant One is starting a...

U.S. Senate Reviews Health and Human Services Budget Proposal for FY 2027

Representatives from the U.S. Senate and Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. attended the HHS budget...

Is Labor Offloading Aging Health Costs Onto the States? Debate Raises Fiscal Concerns

Policy experts, labor economists, state governments, and federal policymakers in the United States are debating the issue. The discussion examines...

First Human H5N1 Avian Influenza Case in Mexico Confirmed in Durango; Child Dies from Infection

A young child in Durango, Mexico, has become the first-ever human case of H5N1 in Mexico. Health organizations such...

CDC Reports 1,714 Measles Cases Across the United States as of April 2026

In 2026, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported an increase in measles cases across the United States....