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Wall Street Journal reporter, focusing on Enterprise stories. The Source, Santa Fe Reporter, NYT raised me. Story ideas, tips, confessions: dan.frosch@wsj.com
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New Mexico Is Divided Over What to Do With $75 Billion in Oil Cash

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By David Uberti Verified, Dan Frosch Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
The second-largest oil-producing state is trying to determine how to make its new wealth count A New Mexico oil field in 2024. SANTA FE, N.M.—In a beige office park on the edge of town not far from a Walmart, waves of oil-and-gas money are crashing on Jon Clark’s desk. A flood of $7.6 billion arrived in 2024, followed by an additional $5.3 billion in 2025.
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New Mexico is divided over what to do with $75 billion in oil cash

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By Dan Frosch Verified, David Uberti Verified
| MSN Verified
SANTA FE, N.M.—In a beige office park on the edge of town not far from a Walmart, waves of oil-and-gas money are crashing on Jon Clark's desk. A flood of $7.6 billion arrived in 2024. Followed by an additional $5.3 billion in 2025. This year, Clark, New Mexico's state investment officer, is projecting $5.4 billion. New Mexico's oil-and-gas bounty has helped build a $75 billion investment fund that would be the envy of Wall Street.
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Debt collectors chase more consumers in court

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By Dan Frosch Verified
| MSN Verified
Dan Frosch Lawsuits filed by debt collectors over unpaid credit-card bills and other outstanding balances have surged to their highest levels in years, according to a report released Thursday by the Pew Charitable Trusts. The number of debt collection lawsuits filed in several states and metropolitan areas in 2025 outpaced prepandemic levels, continuing a trend that began a year earlier, according to the Pew report.
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