Peter Goodman is a Global Economic Correspondent at The New York Times. He covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, public policy, and environmental issues, with a particular focus on water management and conservation. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Vanity Fair, USA Today, and Yahoo News.
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To City Manager Ikani Taumoerpeau: I hope we can play pickleball soon, and maybe even get Brad out from behind his desk.
Commentator Peter Goodman addresses City Manager Ikani Taumoepeau.
Should New Mexico enact a statewide moratorium on construction of new data centers?
By: Peter Goodman
Commentator Peter Goodman considers a moratorium on construction of new data centers.
Some New Mexico representatives want a pause on data centers to study the impact on water, power and local jobs.
I called Doña Ana County Tuesday and asked a trick question: “Who is the County Treasurer?” Someone politely gave me the same information as the county website: Marisol Richardson.
FOR three days, he waited at the gas station in a crush of hundreds of villagers, as the temperature rose to 40°C. People tried to cut the line and fights broke out, drawing police officers wielding batons.
By: Peter Goodman
COMMENTARY: Let's put this anti-Democratic Socialist nonsense in some perspective.
Peter Goodman comments on Democratic Socialism and the discourse surrounding it.
By: Peter Goodman
COMMENTARY: Sending your kids back to school this season is a great moment to keep in mind how that would feel in Cuba, where the Trump
