The Democratic Party of Valencia County faced a unique challenge Oct. 19 as extreme weather disrupted plans for a major campaign event. Despite heavy rain, …
Analyst: Latino voters are deeply misunderstood and vulnerable to misinformation
Latino voters are “highly” susceptible to fabricated news stories and are insufficiently researched as a voting bloc, according to an expert who spoke at an …
New Mexico’s economy caught in crossfire of border crisis
As local economic institutions struggle to find ways to tend to the needs of the growing population, some see the influx as a call for …
Fact or false? Workshop focuses on misinformation
To identify the cause and effect of misinformation in the media, a workshop was held this weekend at the University of New Mexico. Guest speakers …
Navigating AI-generated election misinformation
In an era of rampant misinformation on social media, journalists need to be extremely aware of false stories that can easily spread through these networks, …
From the classroom to the polls: Early voting coming to the University of New Mexico
Early voting began at the University of New Mexico Oct. 19 to enable students, faculty, staff and the Albuquerque community to cast their ballots for …
Threat of AI and misinformation loom as journalists look to fight back
National Association of Hispanic Journalists held a two-part presentation on how misinformation spreads, and how it can be stopped.
Energy needs take center stage in committee meeting
Energy infrastructure and economic opportunities were the focus of an Oct. 15 committee meeting held at Central New Mexico Community College. Jason Espinoza, executive director …
Project 2025 poised to roll back LGBTQ rights
As election day draws near, more and more people are becoming nervous about what the future will hold for them. Specifically, many within the LGBTQ …
