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  • Fewer weeks of jobless benefits to be offered
    Fewer weeks of unemployment benefits will soon be available to jobless New Mexicans and the Department of Workforce Solutions says it's because of a…
  • Construction of Casino at NM Fairgrounds Delayed
    Soil issues have caused a delay in construction of a new 65,000-square-foot casino for the Downs of Albuquerque.General manager Darren White says the…
  • NM Quickly Reverses Decision to Drop Trail Funding
    New Mexico has reversed its decision to pull out of a program that provides money to build, improve and maintain recreational trails.The New Mexico…
  • Karl Rove talks on his mobile phone as he walks across the floor before the second session of the Republican National Convention in Tampa on Tuesday.
    BusinessWeek: Karl Rove Jokes About Todd Akin's Murder
    The Republican master strategist made the joke during a fundraiser with influential donors.
  • A Marine Corps team carries the remains of Marine Sgt. J.P. Huling, 25, of West Chester, Ohio, at Dover Air Force Base, Del., on May 9. Huling was killed three days earlier by an Afghan soldier in southern Afghanistan, one of a growing number of such shootings.
    An Afghan Shoots, A Marine Dies, Mistrust Grows
    It's not clear what motivated an Afghan sergeant to fatally shoot a U.S. Marine sergeant earlier this month. But American troops are increasingly wary of their Afghan partners after repeated shootings.
  • Two Gray Titles, One Sexy Mix-Up
    What happens when two books with similar names are out at the same time? Well, when one is historical fiction set in Lithuania and the other an S&M novel that's ripping up the best-sellers list, some interesting teachable moments.
  • Cecil Taylor, 83, is being feted in a two-week celebration of his music in New York City.
    Cecil Taylor: The Pianist Who's Also An Orchestra
    He broke all the rules of jazz and improvised music — and that was in the 1950s. Now 83 and idolized by musicians, the great improviser is celebrated for developing a unique language at the keyboard.
  • Researcher Hans Roy opens a core sample taken from the bottom of the Pacific Ocean. A core sample like this one contained bacteria that settled on the seafloor 86 million years ago.
    Ancient Deep-Sea Bacteria Are In No Hurry To Eat
    Back when the dinosaurs ruled the Earth, some hardy bacteria took up residence at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean. Eighty six million years later, they're still there. And a new study says they're living out the most Spartan lifestyle known on this planet.
  • Donna Summer, known as the Queen of Disco, died Thursday at the age of 63. Here, she performs in 1975.
    The Many Voices Of Donna Summer
    Summer, who died on Thursday at 63, created dozens of hits, including "Love To Love You Baby" and "Bad Girls." Over five decades, she combined a light touch, pop theatricality, innovative sounds and an attention to detail that made her into one of pop's best performers.
  • Plastic surgeon Amy Pare says it's important for doctors to know what kind of substances patients she's treating might have been exposed to.
    Pennsylvania Doctors Worry Over Fracking 'Gag Rule'
    A new law grants doctors access to information about trade-secret chemicals used in natural gas drilling. Doctors say they need the information to treat patients who may have been exposed to chemicals. But the law also says doctors can't tell anyone else — not even other doctors — about what's in the formulas.
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