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Some New Mexico businesses have signed on to a letter asking the Trump administration not to reduce the size on national monuments and a year following the November 2016 elections, many are questioning the future of the country. 

KRWG News, attorneys general across the country are claiming that a 2016 law is preventing the Drug Enforcement Agency from the stopping the overprescribing of opioid painkillers and public comments end tomorrow (Thursday) on a plan to dramatically increase fees at some national parks.

KRWG News, a new national scorecard grades big-city police departments on how they use body cameras worn by officers. And the scorecard says many Texas cities have poor body-cam policies. But the recommendations are meant for any department using the cameras. Since a gunman opened fire at a church in Sutherland Springs, Texas, there have been so many questions and one is whether more could be done to protect churches. 

KRWG News, Mexico and the U-S are planning to create a cross border energy relationship that ultimately will eliminate both countries dependence on the rest of the world and on the Tuesday Health Watch, to help keep your brain sharp, consider what you put into your stomach. 

KRWG News, efforts by the Republican Party of Texas to elect a more conservative House Speaker in 2019 is now in the hands of the Texas Ethics Commission and in a world where everything seems to be increasingly partisan, people can now invest in only the companies that in invest in Republican politicians.