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The federal government is proposing changes to the process used to transfer land into trust for American Indian tribes. Officials say the proposal will...
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UNM Revokes Frat's Charter Over Conduct Violations

The University of New Mexico has revoked the charter of a fraternity over several violations of the student code of…
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Authorities in Moore, Okla., just released some of the calls that were made to 911 during the EF-5 tornado that devastated the city.They're harrowing and

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