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29.09.26 - 16:45
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New Mexico venture studio unveils quantum lab to boost US tech edge (The Hill)
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The investment and incubation firm Roadrunner Venture Studios will unveil a new quantum lab Tuesday in Albuquerque, N.M., as New Mexico looks to bolster the U.S.'s position in the global race for quantum computing. The Roadrunner Quantum Lab will open as part of the state's $450 million commitment to quantum development. Those behind the project......
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29.09.26 - 16:12
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Caravan Of 600+ Migrants Making Its Way Through Mexico To The US Border (ZeroHedge)
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Caravan Of 600+ Migrants Making Its Way Through Mexico To The US Border
Authored by Debra Heine via American Greatness,
Hundreds of migrants, largely from Honduras, are currently moving north through Mexico toward the United States, coinciding with the lead-up to the midterm elections in November. Dubbed the "Faith and Hope" (or "Fe y Esperanza") caravan, the group reportedly left Honduras with about 300 people on September 20, and entered southern Mexico on September 24 via the Rodolfo Robles bridge. The group has since swelled to more than 600 members as migrants from El Salvador, Guatemala, Ecuador, and Haiti joined the original Honduran cohort in Tapachula.
The caravan remains deep inside Mexico with a substantial distance still to travel before it reaches the U.S. border.
Immigration activists say migrants are expecting a Democrat takeover of Congress in the midterms, and a shift toward more relaxed border enforcement.
One caravan leader told a reporter in Spanish that there is a widespre...
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29.09.26 - 09:09
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Hurrikan ′Polo′ trifft in Mexiko auf Land (DPA-AFX)
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MULEGÉ (dpa-AFX) - Der Hurrikan "Polo" hat die mexikanische Halbinsel Niederkalifornien (Baja California) erreicht. Mit anhaltenden Windgeschwindigkeiten von rund 175 Kilometern pro Stunde traf der Sturm gegen Mitternacht (Ortszeit) in der Nähe des Ortes ......
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28.09.26 - 21:09
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Meta Could Face Billions In Penalties After New Mexico Facebook Verdict (ZeroHedge)
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Meta Could Face Billions In Penalties After New Mexico Facebook Verdict
A New Mexico jury has found Facebook liable for tens of millions of violations of the state's consumer protection law, potentially exposing the social media platform to billions of dollars in fines.
A Santa Fe jury on Friday found Facebook committed over 43.8 million violations of New Mexico's Unfair Practices Act through false or misleading statements to consumers, according to the state Department of Justice.
"The verdict marks a significant victory for New Mexico consumers and holds one of the world's largest technology companies accountable for its conduct," the department said.
The verdict followed a roughly two-week trial stemming from a lawsuit New Mexico filed in 2021 over Facebook's handling of user data and statements it made to consumers.
As Bill Pan reports further for The Epoch Times, the case traces back to the Cambridge Analytica scandal, in which the now-defunct British political consulting f...
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26.09.26 - 15:36
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Mexico Stresses Sovereignty in US Cooperation (Bloomberg)
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Mexico's foreign minister Roberto Velasco Álvarez tells Bloomberg This Weekend that the country maintains a strong relationship with the US while insisting cooperation on security must respect Mexico's sovereignty and territorial integrity. Speaking with hosts David Gura and Christina Ruffini, he says Mexico remains cautiously optimistic about ongoing trade negotiations as it seeks relief from US tariffs on automobiles and steel. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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26.09.26 - 03:51
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New Mexico′s "Free" Childcare Program Is Another Costly Disaster (ZeroHedge)
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New Mexico's "Free" Childcare Program Is Another Costly Disaster
Authored by Paul Gessing via The Pacific Research Institute,
National media outlets which rarely report on any news from New Mexico were eager to report on the big news this past November that the Land of Enchantment had become the first state to have a "free" universal childcare program.
Other states may head down the same path, but before they do they need to know exactly what was done in New Mexico, why so many other similar programs created in New Mexico have failed over the years, and what unique circumstances have enabled the state's politicians to create a massive new entitlement program without legislative approval.
Many progressives see these programs as a way to help the urban poor in particular, but they often crowd out private alternatives and leave lower-income residents with fewer childcare options. They deplete budgets that would provide necessary public services, and keep states from embracing policies that impr...
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