I wanted to send a quick note to say thank you. Because of this community you’re a part of, Family Policy Alliance Foundation successfully reached our $500,000 matching goal. That is no small thing—and I don’t want to rush past it. What encourages me most isn’t just that we reached …
Read More »NM Pro-Life Candidates Advance
Last week, pro-life candidates advanced in New Mexico’s elections, including New Mexico Alliance for Life-endorsed candidate Senator David Gallegos for Lieutenant Governor. New Mexicans will have a clear choice this November. We face a radical pro-abortion-up-to-birth gubernatorial ticket in Deb Haaland and Maggie Toulouse-Oliver, while the Republican ticket of Mayor …
Read More »Deadline Approaching!! NMSU Golf Club 2-Person Event – June 20
Just a reminder that the registration deadline for the NMSU Golf Club 2-Person 6-6-6 Tournament is this Friday, June 12! Grab a partner and enjoy a fun format that changes every 6 holes: 6 holes : Scramble 6 holes : Best Ball 6 holes : Modified Alternate Shot …
Read More »Déjà Vote
Our elections are under attack – this time in LA. Thousands of mail-in ballots dropped over the weekend, changing the mayoral election. It’s been called “statistically impossible,” but it happened. We’ve seen it time and time again, leading to fears of fraud. Somehow, the mail-in ballots always break overwhelmingly for …
Read More »Hezbollah Terrorist Eliminated After Crossing Border
While the IDF continues its offensive against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, a breach in Israel’s defenses was exposed when two terror operatives managed to cross the border into Israel. Until now, Hezbollah’s attacks have primarily consisted of drones and rockets, and Israel’s Home Front Command has not issued any new …
Read More »Step-by-step: Forests of the future
Near the community of Red Feather Lakes, Colorado, the forest smells faintly of vanilla from the red-barked ponderosa pines and the lingering smokey ash from trees burned in the last round of prescribed burns. Walking through the open forest, Matt Champa, a fuels planner for the Arapaho and Roosevelt National …
Read More »Taste, Learn, and Create at the Indigenous Foodways Festival
Celebrate Indigenous Food, Culture, and Community in Santa Fe — June 20 What if one day could take you from tasting incredible food… to hearing the stories behind it… to meeting the people preserving traditions for future generations? Join us in Santa Fe on June 20 for a one-of-a-kind celebration …
Read More »La Emi’s Performance Season Starts July 2026
La Emi’s Performance Season: Flamenco Returns to New Mexico in 2026 There’s something about live performance that video can’t recreate—and flamenco might be one of the clearest examples. Beginning in July 2026, La Emi’s Performance Season brings a series of flamenco performances across New Mexico, giving audiences the chance to …
Read More »7000 dead. It hasn’t stopped.
The Left has a simple goal: Shut down every pro-life center in America. And they’re moving faster than you think – aided by taxpayers. The abortion industry is doing this by colluding with far-Left officials to slander and lie about pro-life centers. It’s using a state-funded media campaign and branding …
Read More »Mezcal Matters
What Is Worth Saving? “What is worth saving?” a friend asked us a few weeks back while playing provocateur in a debate about art and culture. It’s a question we keep circling back to—partly because we’ve embarked on a late-spring purge: clearing closets, sorting shelves, and deciding what stays and …
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