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Police Week 2026: Honoring Service, Sacrifice and Strength Across America’s Public Lands | U.S. Department of the Interior
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Police Week 2026: Honoring Service, Sacrifice and Strength Across America’s Public Lands | U.S. Department of the Interior

  • Interior Commission honors law enforcement for courage and sacrifice protecting public lands during Police Week 2026.
  • Year of accomplishments include search and rescue operations across parks, refuges, and public lands.
  • Efforts protected cultural resources on the Southern Border from trafficking and criminal activity.
  • Tribal partnerships and the Indian Country Violent Crime Task Force expanded law enforcement cooperation.
  • Wildlife enforcement and public education supported protections under federal law.
  • Critical infrastructure protection ensured uninterrupted delivery of water and power.
  • Community outreach and stewardship strengthened relationships with the public.
  • Interagency wildfire response and emergency operations supported across agencies.
  • The release also notes related updates on enforcement priorities and leadership changes.
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New Mexico politicians grapple with oil windfall from Iran war that's both 'awesome' and awkward
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New Mexico politicians grapple with oil windfall from Iran war that's both 'awesome' and awkward

  • New Mexico sees an $850 million surge in annual state income, boosting funding for tuition-free college and universal child care.
  • Deb Haaland urges using windfall to expand tax credits and supporting low-income families.
  • Sam Bregman proposes one-time $500 checks and tax relief for residents under $200,000.
  • Republicans press for tax cuts and consider eliminating the state income tax.
  • Oil income supports a state nest egg and funds Medicaid, early childhood education, and infrastructure.
  • The windfall adds pressure on Democrats who oppose the war to address oil dependence and rising costs for households.
  • The governor’s race pits Haaland against Sam Bregman with different visions for how to use the windfall.
  • The windfall is tied to oil price changes and the Strait of Hormuz, affecting state revenues.
  • State lawmakers see the windfall as an opportunity to fund social programs while managing oil risk.
  • The governor’s race outcome will influence how the windfall funds education and health programs.
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