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For most people, the new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms, such as fever and cough that clear up in two to three weeks. For some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness, including pneumonia and death. … [Read more...] about 2 national monuments in New Mexico plan partial reopenings

Neomi Martinez-Parra of Lordsburg, a special education teacher and former vice chairwoman of the state Democratic Party, was challenging Sen. John Arthur Smith, a Democrat from Deming and steadfast opponent of greater withdrawals from the state’s permanent funds and recreational marijuana. … [Read more...] about Primary may shake up state Senate leadership in New Mexico

Just across the border in the Condesa neighborhood is Veguisima, which attracts a bit of everyone but where locals and tourists order very differently. Two of the most popular items are gigantic burritos stuffed with your choice of goodness (popular with Mexicans), and brightly colored quinoa bowls topped with pumpkin seeds, curried chickpeas, and fresh sprouts (popular with tourists). Can’t make up your mind? Go with the enchiladas divorciadas. This “divorced” enchilada trio is stuffed with three different fillings and topped with both the red and green salsas. Fillings vary daily and could include spiced fava beans, sweet teriyaki cabbage, tangy carrot tinga (shredded chicken with onions), or vegan chicharron (pork skin). Veguisima’s chefs flex their creativity with the daily “Inspiration” meal, which could be sweet and sour meatballs, lasagna, or a pulled jackfruit sandwich.  Regardless of what you order for your meal, be sure to try the … [Read more...] about Mexico City Is a Vegan Dream, From Gold Taco to Por Siempre Vegano

Now, a White House that did not consider America’s (exceptionally law-abiding and nonviolent) undocumented population to be a top-tier national security threat would have less difficulty solving the migrant “problem.” For example, ankle bracelets are a cheap and largely effective means of ensuring that asylum seekers do not abscond into the country while they await their hearings as free residents of the U.S. Further, an administration that was willing to trade a pathway to citizenship for America’s longtime undocumented residents, in exchange for reforms to aslyum law, would likely be able to get a significant number of congressional Democrats onboard. Alas, given the president’s commitment to halting America’s “ceaseless importation of third-world foreigners,” the crisis at the border is a genuinely difficult one for him to solve. … [Read more...] about 5 Ways Trump’s New Plan to Seal the Border by Putting Tariffs on Mexico Could Backfire

Wong and her son are seeking a jury trial and multiple damage awards for what they say is reckless negligence. They contend that the ship had a financial motive to ignore warnings of a deadly virus and board passengers anyway because cruise ships reap a large share of their profit from the purchases people make on board. … [Read more...] about Family sues Princess Cruises for accepting new passengers with the deadly coronavirus already on board