
Ed Williams
Reporter at Searchlight New Mexico
Reporter @SearchlightNM. I cover kids, poverty, the environment, and whatever else needs covering. Got a news tip? DM me.
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4 weeks ago |
mainlinetoday.com | Ed Williams
Sam Li got his first taste of the restaurant industry from his grandparents, who opened the still-thriving Oriental Palace in Lawnside, New Jersey, in 1978. These days, Li is in charge—and he’s in expansion mode. His impressive lineup of sushi-focused spots includes three Osushi locations in Wayne, Ardmore and Marlton, New Jersey.
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1 month ago |
rdrnews.com | Ed Williams
As lawmakers meet in the Roundhouse for the 2025 legislative session, New Mexico continues to stare down a health care crisis that risks the well-being — sometimes even the lives — of many of its residents. The state is facing a cavernous physician shortage that has already left people in some areas without doctors, particularly those needing specialized medical care.
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1 month ago |
washingtonexaminer.com | Ed Williams
President Donald Trump has only been in office for a month, yet he’s already decisively fulfilled many of his campaign promises. Two of his top priorities, signing executive orders that tear down the citadels of radical gender ideology and critical race theory implanted within the federal government, have been met with screaming opposition from the LGBT Left and liberal media.
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1 month ago |
techradar.com | Ed Williams
(Image credit: Shutterstock)The government's push to "mainline AI into the veins" of the nation marks a transformative era. However, the very foundation of this progress - the energy grid - has become a lucrative target for malicious actors. AI-driven technologies promise greater efficiency and resilience, yet their dependence on the UK’s energy sector puts a bigger target on the country’s critical infrastructure.
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1 month ago |
searchlightnm.org | Ed Williams
As lawmakers meet in the Roundhouse for the 2025 legislative session, New Mexico continues to stare down a health care crisis that risks the well-being — sometimes even the lives — of many of its residents. The state is facing a cavernous physician shortage that has already left people in some areas without doctors, particularly those needing specialized medical care.
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