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Byline: Tom Johnson The New Mexican's recent three-part series ('The Public Records Puzzle,' June 23-25) on the difficulty for citizens to get access to the data we pay governments to [...]

Mirrored paillettes, iridescent beads and eye-catching chain mail shine bright after dark. Model: Ziyi at Linden Staub and Jiashan Liu at Models 1. Casting: Holly Cullen at Webber Represents. Hair: [...]

Byline: Tom Johnson I see by Teya Vitu's story ('A first in surge of apartment projects: Affordable housing,' Nov. 29) that we have some new entries in Santa Fe's growing [...]

Byline: Tom Johnson A few years back, friends in El Salvador were making fun of 20-somethings there, calling them ninis. In Spanish, it comes from the phrase ni estudian ni [...]

Byline: Tom Johnson Surely you too have heard many anecdotes of New Mexicans over 70 or 75, and maybe younger, who have driven to Amarillo or southern Colorado in pursuit [...]

Byline: Tom Johnson Many, even most, decisions made today are driven by data. A baseball manager looks at the scoreboard and decides to bring in a relief pitcher or call [...]

A black-and-white color palette allows dramatic forms -- and the dramatic landscape of the English countryside -- to flourish. Models: Sihana Shalaj at IMG Models, Beatriz Machado and Naomy Garcia [...]

Byline: Tom Johnson Imagine you just bought -- paid for in full -- a large-screen television. Still, the dealer keeps it somewhere behind the counter and will only let you [...]

Byline: Tom Johnson The recent New Mexican story by Justin Horwath ('Accessing records in N.M. often takes time, analysis finds,' Dec. 12) clearly describes impediments to participatory democracy that exist [...]

Byline: Tom Johnson It is sad, frustrating and discouraging to read something written by politicians that demonstrates they apparently have not done appropriate research before making public declarations. This is [...]

Pulitzer Prizes: CYNTHIA TUCKER Responses to 'AJC's Tucker, Klibanoff, Atlanta poet win Pulitzers,' Page One, April 17 Respect stands tall against grumbles As an 87-year-old Southern white man, I often [...]