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NM saw the steepest unemployment decline in the nation over the last year - Vimarsana News

NM saw the steepest unemployment decline in the nation over the last year

New Mexico’s unemployment rate fell the most of any state and Washington D.C. over the last year, according to a new federal report. While that’s good news, it doesn’t mean New Mexico is leading the nation in jobs.

Source: kunm.org
Complaint Takes Aim at CYFD Confidentiality Law - Vimarsana News

Complaint Takes Aim at CYFD Confidentiality Law

ESPN reports on more NMSU athletics problems

The list of banned and censored books keep growing. Texas is still the nationwide leader – Houston Public Media - Vimarsana News

The list of banned and censored books keep growing. Texas is still the nationwide leader – Houston Public Media

A new report from PEN America shows expanding censorship of books, especially those centered on themes of race, history, sexual orientation and gender.

The list of banned and censored books keep growing. Texas is still the nationwide leader - Vimarsana News

The list of banned and censored books keep growing. Texas is still the nationwide leader

A new report from PEN America shows expanding censorship of books, especially those centered on themes of race, history, sexual orientation and gender.

Libraries are in the political crosshairs as they fight back against U.S. book bans - Vimarsana News

Libraries are in the political crosshairs as they fight back against U.S. book bans

Librarians in the U.S. are on a new front line in a heated political battle over diversity and inclusion, not only contending with efforts to restrict books but also facing threats to their funding and operations. And librarians report it's happening in Canada too.

Source: cbc.ca