Expanding economic development and cultural education opportunities for the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center is critical for the 19 New Mexico Pueblos it serves.

They called it low hanging fruit for uranium mining. That’s what they think of these people and that’s what they think of this land.

This mine is not welcome in New Mexico.

They’re saying hell no, this is not going to happen.

I just wanted to take this opportunity today to make it clear to everyone that’s listening, including everyone in this room: This mine’s not welcome in New Mexico.

Stroke awareness is about knowing the signs, acting fast, and understanding that every second matters.

I’m grateful to still be here, and I’ll keep using my voice to help others recognize the warning signs and get help in time.

In the face of a stroke, awareness isn’t just information — it can be the difference between life and death.

As a stroke survivor, I’ve learned that the fight doesn’t end when you leave the hospital. Going through a stroke showed me how important it is to recognize the signs and act fast.

When emergencies happen, care close to home saves lives. Access to a nearby hospital is lifesaving for people living in our rural communities across New Mexico.

Too many Medicare patients, especially in rural communities across New Mexico, are struggling to access timely care because of health care workforce shortages and unnecessary barriers.

We have serious doubts that paving the way for these anti-democratic governments to own between 49.5% and 100% of an American media empire serves the 'public interest.'