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At ProgressNow NM, we deliver well-researched, thoughtful blogs on various progressive topics including democracy, elections, reproductive justice, LGBTQ+ liberation, environmental justice–and all their intersections.

With our blog and all other communications, our team combats disinformation and holds accountable public officials and institutions by authoring blogs to keep you informed on the latest political news impacting New Mexico’s diverse communities.

The Dark Side of Project Jupiter: Unpacking a proposed $165B AI project in Southern NM

The Dark Side of Project Jupiter: Unpacking a proposed $165B AI project in Southern NM

ProgressNow NM | September 10, 2025
If you live in New Mexico and haven’t heard of “Project Jupiter” you’re going to want to keep reading…  The…
When Healthcare Isn’t Care: How Rural New Mexico Faces Religious and Corporate Barriers

When Healthcare Isn’t Care: How Rural New Mexico Faces Religious and Corporate Barriers

ProgressNow NM | August 21, 2025
There’s a myth that people in rural communities don’t support abortion rights or reproductive freedom; but that’s not true in…
Oil and gas are coming for your healthcare

Oil and gas are coming for your healthcare

Lucas Herndon | August 12, 2025
Private equity-backed healthcare systems are acquiring hospitals in New Mexico. The companies they're using to trick us into supporting them…
Trump’s DC Strategy: Distracting from a bad economy and Epstein’s legacy, silencing dissent  

Trump’s DC Strategy: Distracting from a bad economy and Epstein’s legacy, silencing dissent  

ProgressNow NM | August 11, 2025
With an approval rating that’s fallen off a cliff and a worsening economy, what’s your next move?  If you’re Donald…
Reconnecting NM: 50 independent local newsrooms covering our cities/towns

Reconnecting NM: 50 independent local newsrooms covering our cities/towns

ProgressNow NM | August 6, 2025
From reporting on workers negotiating for healthcare benefits to profiling a food truck to sharing the stories of local agriculture,…
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