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Year: 2022

Bernalillo County District Attorney working with NMSP to investigate NMSU staff, players

BERNALILLO COUNTY, New Mexico — The Bernalillo County District Attorney’s office is working with New Mexico State Police to investigate NMSU staff and players following the Nov. 19 deadly shooting on the UNM campus. A statement provided by the Bernalillo DA’s Office to ABC-7 reads, “The Bernalillo County District Attorney’s Office is actively working with

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Biden administration appeals court decision that blocked the Trump-era policy that let the US turn away migrants at the southern border

 (CNN) — The Biden administration has decided to appeal a federal court decision that blocked the use of a controversial Trump-era policy allowing for the swift removal of migrants at the US-Mexico border. Last month, US District Judge Emmet Sullivan blocked the authority, known as Title 42, but agreed to a Biden administration request that he

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Gov. Abbott orders state agencies to ban TikTok app use on any government-issued device

AUSTIN, Texas — Texas Governor Greg Abbott ordered Wednesday the ban of the TikTok app on any government-issued devices citing the growing threat of the Chinese Communist Party gaining access to critical U.S. information and infrastructure. “TikTok harvests vast amounts of data from its users’ devices—including when, where, and how they conduct Internet activity—and offers

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A mom of five killed by the KKK was among the civil rights ‘martyrs’ Warnock named in his victory speech

By Nicquel Terry Ellis and Nicole Chavez, CNN Sen. Raphael Warnock’s re-election is being celebrated by supporters across the nation with many political observers crediting the work of voting rights groups for the consequential win. Warnock delivered a victory speech to a fiery crowd in Atlanta on Tuesday night that touched on the power of

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