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Stargazing in a mans world

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In the landscape of twentieth-century science, few figures embody perseverance and quiet determination quite like Carolyn S. Shoemaker. Her story of late entry, rapid achievement, and enduring influence offers powerful lessons for women striving to succeed in male-dominated worlds, whether in science, business, or beyond. Born Carolyn Spellmann in Gallup, New Mexico, in 1929, she did not follow… SourceScience · Gallup Read Article

Heinrich, Leger Fernández ask key U.S. health official to visit struggling Gallup Indian Medical Center

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"Bureaucratic red tape is limiting access to essential health care services in this community," New Mexico's congressional delegates wrote in the invitation.Gallup · Gallup Read Article

New Gallup poll shows 64% believe racism is widespread in U.S.

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Recent polling by Gallup indicates 64% of Americans believe that racism against Black people is widespread in the United States. This finding remains consistent with data from previous years, showing a steady majority of the public acknowledges the persistence of racial discrimination. The poll highlights a significant divide in perceptions, particularly along racial and political […] The post New Gallup poll shows 64% believe racism is widespre…Racism · Gallup Read Article

Federal Officials Investigating Claims of Discrimination in New Mexico School District

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GALLUP, N.M. (KRQE) – A federal agency filed an action in court against a New Mexico school district alleging that it discriminated against Native American employees and job applicants. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is investigating claims filed in 2024 against Gallup-McKinley County Schools. PNM Power Pros program grows, adding new high schools this semester According to the EEOC, administrators from the school district have…Native American · Gallup See the Story

New Mexico health providers fault insurance red tape for cutting into patient care, researchers say

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Doctors and and other workers who determine whether insurance will cover health care told two University of New Mexico researchers a lot of their time is wasted by prior authorization, which is when a health care provider must get permission from an insurance company before either seeing a patient or administering a treatment. (Photo via Getty Images)Health insurance-related tasks are so time-intensive and complex that many clinicians and claims…Health Care · Gallup Read Article

Gallup-McKinley County Schools sues federal commission over discriminatory hiring investigation

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The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is accusing the district of being discriminatory against Native Americans in their hiring practices. The district claims the EOCC has shown no proof.Gallup · Gallup Read Article

Gallup: Small Businesses Remain Most Trusted U.S. Institution

Small businesses continue to hold the top spot in Americans’ confidence, according to Gallup’s latest annual survey of major U.S. institutions. Seventy percent of respondents said they have high confidence in small business — the only institution to reach that level of support. The military and science followed, with 62 percent and 61 percent confidence, respectively. Gallup’s survey polled more than 1,000 likely voters this summer, measuring tr…Gallup · Gallup Read Article

Embattled Gallup DA faces questions, criticism in search for budgetary lifeline

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GALLUP — With her state funding running out and at least one of her contract attorneys working without pay, McKinley County District Attorney Bernadine Martin tried Tuesday to rally support for her cause.Gallup · Gallup Read Article

Drawing to a close, reigning Ceremonial Queen and Little Miss Ceremonial to end era

Kayla McHale | For The Independent Miss Gallup Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial 2024–2025 Natiana King and Little Miss Ceremonial 2024-2025 Makayla Jones pose for a photo in downtown Gallup July 18. On Aug. 8, the two will crown winning contestants in this year’s Miss Gallup Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial Queen and Little Miss competitions.Gallup · Gallup Read Article

Gallup Indian Medical Center limits care because of Trump executive order on contract review

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U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich called on the Trump administration to repeal the new policy, arguing it is "crushing" the rural hospital.Donald Trump · Gallup See the Story

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Stargazing in a mans world

Heinrich, Leger Fernández ask key U.S. health official to visit struggling Gallup Indian Medical Center

New Gallup poll shows 64% believe racism is widespread in U.S.

Federal Officials Investigating Claims of Discrimination in New Mexico School District

New Mexico health providers fault insurance red tape for cutting into patient care, researchers say

Gallup-McKinley County Schools sues federal commission over discriminatory hiring investigation

Gallup: Small Businesses Remain Most Trusted U.S. Institution

Embattled Gallup DA faces questions, criticism in search for budgetary lifeline

Drawing to a close, reigning Ceremonial Queen and Little Miss Ceremonial to end era

Gallup Indian Medical Center limits care because of Trump executive order on contract review

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Stargazing in a mans world

Heinrich, Leger Fernández ask key U.S. health official to visit struggling Gallup Indian Medical Center

New Gallup poll shows 64% believe racism is widespread in U.S.

Federal Officials Investigating Claims of Discrimination in New Mexico School District

New Mexico health providers fault insurance red tape for cutting into patient care, researchers say

Gallup-McKinley County Schools sues federal commission over discriminatory hiring investigation

Gallup: Small Businesses Remain Most Trusted U.S. Institution

Embattled Gallup DA faces questions, criticism in search for budgetary lifeline

Drawing to a close, reigning Ceremonial Queen and Little Miss Ceremonial to end era

Gallup Indian Medical Center limits care because of Trump executive order on contract review