Julia Goldberg
Editor-in-Chief at Source New Mexico
Editor-in-Chief Source NM. Author: Inside Story- Everyone's Guide to Reporting & Writing Creative Nonfiction
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6 days ago |
sourcenm.com | Julia Goldberg
Observe New Mexico Elections on Thursday released a report on its findings from the state’s 2024 election that mostly gave high marks after observing operations at a majority of voting sites during early voting and on election day. Specifically, the nonprofit election transparency group dispatched 50 watchers to 91 sites in 24 counties during early voting, and had 160 election site watchers in 29 of New Mexico’s 33 counties on election day.
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1 week ago |
sourcenm.com | Emily Withnall |Julia Goldberg
In traffic on St. Francis the other day, we passed a person panhandling on the median and my daughter asked, “Don’t you feel so guilty?” I said, “yes” and also, “I so rarely carry cash”— a kind of excuse that, as I said it, felt insulting and weak — especially given the values I’ve raised both my kids with. My oldest, for example, gives cash frequently and once ran into REI to buy gloves for a man shivering on a bench during a particularly cold winter day.
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1 week ago |
sourcenm.com | Julia Goldberg
“Unlawful” and “illegal” is how U.S. Sen. Ben Ray Luján on Friday described President Donald Trump’s May 1 executive order eliminating funding for NPR and PBS.
An infamous group of Russian-linked hackers appears to have launched a crippling cyberattack on WNMU
2 weeks ago |
sourcenm.com | Joshua Bowling |Julia Goldberg
For nearly two weeks, Western New Mexico University’s website and digital systems have been held hostage by what officials in internal emails have called the efforts of a “foreign hacking group.” The university has not publicly addressed the severity of the attack, but documentation obtained by Searchlight New Mexico indicates that an infamous Russian-speaking hacking group is behind the attack and claims to have access to employee payroll data, Social Security numbers and driver’s licenses.
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3 weeks ago |
sourcenm.com | Julia Goldberg
Education. Social Security. Health care. Attendees at a town hall hosted by U.S. Sen. Ben Ray Luján (D-N.M.) Tuesday night at Santa Fe Community College brought questions and concerns on a variety of topics, but the Trump administration served as the unifying thread. “We have a lawless administration,” attendee Gary Lasswell said when he was called upon (organizers used a raffle system to take questions from the approximate 200 attendees).
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