Milan Simonich is an Editor at Yahoo News. He covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, and politics, with a focus on public policy, as well as general assignment news, world affairs, and arts and entertainment. Milan's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Los Alamos Daily Post and the Santa Fe New Mexican.
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A lieutenant governor is unneeded, but the law says someone must hold the job. The nominee might as well be the guy who ran in the primary.
Ken Miyagishima, down to his last gasp as an independent candidate for governor, oozed overconfidence Thursday. Or maybe delusion is a better description.
Almost everyone claims to favor leaner government. The Santa Fe City Council should show its commitment to that cause by disbanding the Quality of Life Committee.
Millions of words are being written and broadcast about Route 66 turning 100 this year. I'm adding another 750 to the mix before time steals any more stories connected to the old highway.
After the rockets' red glare this weekend, the race for governor intensifies. Four months remain until the general election.
The usual suspects took a beating before they could make their first stump speech.
An open letter to state Sen. Peter Wirth: Good day, Mr. Majority Leader. No doubt you've heard the joke about rookie legislators needing a couple of years just to locate the Capitol's washrooms.
Candidates for the Santa Fe City Council always claim to be gutsy. By George, they will face the great issues head-on, no matter if the creek rises and blue moons fill the sky for a month.
Contrary to Hollywood's version of history, the Watergate source nicknamed "Deep Throat" never told reporter Bob Woodward to follow the money.
At least conservatives have stopped grousing about their weak leadership. The Republican Party of New Mexico has gone from chaos under a disrespected chairwoman to having no leader.
