AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoUranium Ban: New Mexico’s public lands commissioner signed an order ending uranium mining on state trust lands, citing contamination risks and the state’s nuclear legacy. AI & Free Speech: The Babylon Bee sued to block enforcement of New Mexico’s AI political-content disclosure law, arguing it violates First Amendment protections for satire and parody. Project Jupiter Fight: The NM Supreme Court denied a bid to partially lift a stay tied to Project Jupiter permits, while the attorney general backed emergency petitions from environmental groups over air and water issues. Nursing Home Scrutiny: A report highlights staffing shortages and serious safety problems in New Mexico nursing homes, including high citation rates and concerns as a major operator faces bankruptcy. Legislator Pay Push: A statewide campaign kicked off for a constitutional amendment to pay New Mexico legislators a salary instead of only per diem and travel. Local Crime: Police say a man killed his cousin after an argument over how spicy their enchiladas were. Military Religious Freedom: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth promised to protect service members at Kirtland Air Force Base who deliver religious greetings, after a nonprofit challenged the practice.
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