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    • 'I inherited a mess and I’m fixing it’: Trump defends economic agenda as voters remain skeptical
      Politics & Government

      Trump’s Economic Defense: Promises Amidst Public Skepticism

      Bywork@laclear.us December 18, 2025

      Presidential Address Highlights Economic Agenda In a recent primetime address, President Donald Trump sought to reassure the American public about his economic policies, asserting that he is rectifying the “mess” he inherited from his predecessor. The address, delivered from the White House, emphasized the administration’s achievements in reducing consumer prices and projected an optimistic outlook…

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    • Mariachi Christmas Comes But Once a Year
      Arts & Culture

      A Celebration of Culture: Mariachi Christmas Returns to Albuquerque

      Bywork@laclear.us December 18, 2025

      This December, Albuquerque will once again resonate with the sounds of mariachi music as the beloved event, Mariachi Christmas, takes center stage at Popejoy Hall. Set to light up the hall on December 19 at 7:30 p.m., this year marks the 26th anniversary of a performance that has become a cherished tradition in New Mexico,…

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    • Senate confirms Jared Isaacman as NASA administrator in do-over after Musk feud
      Politics & Government

      Jared Isaacman Confirmed as NASA Administrator Amid Controversy and Conflict of Interest Concerns

      Bywork@laclear.us December 18, 2025

      Senate Confirmation Marks a New Chapter for NASA The U.S. Senate has officially confirmed Jared Isaacman as the new NASA Administrator in a bipartisan vote of 67-30. This decision comes after a tumultuous nomination process that saw President Trump withdraw Isaacman’s original nomination due to a public feud with tech entrepreneur Elon Musk, only to…

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    • Erin Wilkinson is helping shape the future of signed language research
      Education

      Transforming the Landscape of Signed Language Research: Erin Wilkinson’s Pioneering Journey

      Bywork@laclear.us December 18, 2025

      Championing Diversity in Linguistics Erin Wilkinson, a trailblazing signed-language linguist at the University of New Mexico (UNM), is making significant strides in the field of signed language research. As one of the few deaf tenure-track faculty members globally, she combines her unique perspective with over two decades of academic experience to influence the study of…

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    • Wisconsin judge accused of helping immigrant set to present her case as trial winds down
      Crime & Safety

      Trial of Wisconsin Judge Sparks Debate Over Immigration and Judicial Independence

      Bywork@laclear.us December 18, 2025

      Overview of the Trial The trial of Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Hannah Dugan has entered a critical phase as she prepares to present her defense against federal charges of obstruction and concealment. The case stems from an incident on April 18, 2025, when Dugan allegedly intervened to prevent federal agents from arresting Eduardo Flores-Ruiz, a…

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    • Harvard morgue manager who sold body parts like ‘baubles’ gets 8-year prison term
      Crime & Safety

      Disturbing Betrayal: Harvard Morgue Manager Sentenced for Trafficking Body Parts

      Bywork@laclear.us December 18, 2025

      Serious Sentencing for a Grievous Crime Cedric Lodge, the former manager of the Harvard Medical School morgue, has been sentenced to eight years in federal prison for his involvement in a scheme that involved stealing and selling human body parts. The sentencing took place on December 17, 2025, in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. Lodge, who worked at…

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    • Florida man set to be executed for killing 2 during a home invasion
      Crime & Safety

      Florida Death Row Inmate Scheduled for Execution After Gruesome Home Invasion

      Bywork@laclear.us December 18, 2025

      Background of the Case Frank Athen Walls, a 58-year-old man, is set to be executed on Thursday evening at Florida State Prison in Starke, following his conviction for the brutal murders of Edward Alger and Ann Peterson during a home invasion in July 1987. This case has drawn significant attention due to its violent nature…

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    • President Trump announces 'warrior dividend' bonus checks for US troops
      Politics & Government

      Trump’s ‘warrior Dividend’: $1,776 Bonus for U.s. Troops Before Christmas

      Bywork@laclear.us December 18, 2025

      Historic Announcement for Service Members In a significant move announced during a White House speech on December 17, 2025, President Donald Trump revealed that approximately 1.45 million active-duty U.S. military service members will receive a one-time bonus check of $1,776. This initiative, referred to as the ‘warrior dividend,’ is set to be distributed before Christmas,…

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    • Senator pauses Coast Guard nomination over policy on swastikas, nooses and other hate symbols
      Politics & Government

      Senator Rosen Halts Coast Guard Nomination Amid Controversy Over Hate Symbol Policy

      Bywork@laclear.us December 18, 2025

      Nomination on Hold Due to Policy Concerns Senator Jacky Rosen (D-Nev.) has placed a hold on the nomination of Admiral Kevin Lunday to become the permanent Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard. This decision arises from concerns regarding the Coast Guard’s recent policy changes, which have redefined swastikas, nooses, and similar symbols from recognized hate…

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    • Las Cruces renews lease for Community of Hope
      Local News

      Las Cruces Extends Lease to Strengthen Community Support Services

      Bywork@laclear.us December 18, 2025

      New Five-Year Agreement for Mesilla Valley Community of Hope In a significant move to bolster support for vulnerable residents, the Las Cruces City Council has unanimously approved a new five-year lease for the Mesilla Valley Community of Hope (MVCH). This nonprofit organization plays a crucial role in providing essential services to individuals at risk of…

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