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For-profit colleges rake in millions from G.I. Bill
Already on the hot seat for poor graduation rates and saddling students with huge debt, for-profit universities have trained their sites on a new, more lucrative market: veterans and service members with G.I. Bill benefits.
Caution urged on natural gas development
Interior Sec. Ken Salazar called this week for natural gas firms to reveal the chemical stew used in hydraulic fracturing on federal lands.
Report: Pay-to-play at NM Game Commission
More allegations of pay-to-play in Santa Fe, this time suspicions of questionable decisions and influence with the New Mexico Game Commission and Department of Game and Fish.
NM regulators to rule on ‘cap and trade’
The other big vote in New Mexico may be overshadowed by Election Day but it has huge economic implications by reducing greenhouse gas in the Land of Enchantment.
Lowe’s ups settlement for toxic drywall
A stingy $4,500 cash and gift card offer by the home improvement giant has been raised significantly after more reports of sulfur-laced drywall pour in across the country.
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