No Reservation? No Problem: America’s National Forests Still Have Room for Adventure For many outdoor enthusiasts, planning a camping trip has started to feel more like trying to buy concert tickets. Campsites at popular destinations can disappear within minutes, leaving families scrambling for alternatives or abandoning their plans altogether. But …
Read More »School Lunch Grows Up
New Mexico Is Changing What School Lunch Looks Like Statewide efforts are bringing scratch-cooked meals, locally grown ingredients and student voices into school cafeterias. For generations, school lunch has carried a less-than-appetizing reputation. Many adults remember trays filled with reheated food, mystery meat and vegetables that looked like they had …
Read More »Iran Strikes U.S. Assets in Gulf Region
U.S. President Donald Trump followed through on striking Iran overnight after the regime continued targeting commercial vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz. According to The Jerusalem Post, approximately 90 targets were struck. Today, Iran responded by launching attacks on U.S. assets in Kuwait, Jordan, and Bahrain, triggering air raid sirens …
Read More »1,200 Christians Massacred
Our brothers and sisters in Christ are crying out after an extremely bloody month – and the world is looking away. We just took action. In the Congo (DRC), Islamic jihadists are conducting a village-by-village extermination of Christians. In just the last several weeks, over 100 Christians have been hunted …
Read More »Artificial Intelligence Is Changing Childhood
Artificial intelligence is moving faster than most of us can keep up with. While many people think of AI as a helpful tool, it’s also raising serious questions about our children’s safety, our relationships and even what it means to be human. In our latest episode of The Family Policy …
Read More »Reforestation: Nature and Nurseries
Nature will have its way, but that’s not to say land managers can’t give it a little nudge. That’s just who gathered this spring in the hills of the Mendocino National Forest above Clear Lake in north central California. In an eight-day period, the Forest Service, Patriot Restoration Ops, and …
Read More »Summer & Fall Family Days at HSFF’s El Zaguán
This year the Historic Santa Fe Foundation (HSFF) will present two free family days at our historic compound El Zaguán, 545 Canyon Road, made possible thanks to funding from Century Bank. On July 18 and September 26, HSFF invites the public to tour our grounds and interpretive space, participate in …
Read More »Your Daily Crisis Update: Trump Signals That Iran Ceasefire is Over
After Iran attacked oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz yesterday, the U.S. responded with strikes on launch sites at Kharg Island. Today, Ynet reports that U.S. President Donald Trump said more strikes are likely tonight, signaling that the memorandum of understanding (MoU) and ceasefire with Iran are effectively over. …
Read More »Santa Fe Boys & Girls Club Hosts “Her Future Starts Here” Conference to Inspire and Empower Young Women
The Santa Fe Boys & Girls Club is proud to host the Her Future Starts Here Conference on Friday, July 10, 2026, at the Bryan Fant Theatre at Capital High School. This empowering event will bring together young women from across the community for a day focused on confidence, leadership, goal setting, and …
Read More »The Albuquerque Pizza Report
Four Albuquerque Pizza Spots Worth Trying Albuquerque’s pizza scene has grown tremendously over the past few years. While longtime favorite Farina Pizzeria & Wine Bar continues to set the standard, there are plenty of other local spots serving outstanding pies that deserve a visit. Here are four favorites that each …
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