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Trump cuts shutter the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. What it means for Arizona
Arizona PBS said it has been searching for ways to fill the multimillion-dollar funding gap left by the federal cuts.
Arizona sues to keep food stamp info private from Trump administration
The case is the 25th that Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes, a Democrat elected in 2022, has filed since Trump began his ...
Eloy detention concerns, Epstein files: How Donald Trump impacted Arizona this week
From immigration laws to education funds, President Donald Trump continues to influence life and politics in Arizona.
Trump administration returns education money to CA, AZ
The U.S. Department of Education on Friday released federal funding that was previously withheld to California, Arizona and ...
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Trump-endorsed Republicans set up high-stakes Arizona governor’s race
The post Trump-endorsed Republicans set up high-stakes Arizona governor’s race appeared first on The 19th. News that ...
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Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes Sues to Block Trump Tariffs Amid Economic Fears From Local Business Leaders
Arizona AG Kris Mayes leads a lawsuit against the Trump Administration's tariffs, citing harm to local businesses and consumers.
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AZ Rep. Hamadeh applauds Trump's executive order on homelessness
The order is called "Ending Crime and Disorder on America’s Streets." It aims to do something about the number of homeless ...
Tomato tariffs and public media cuts: How Trump is impacting Arizona six months into term
President Donald Trump returned to the White House six months ago. Here's the latest on how he's influencing Arizona.
Trump's border crackdown brings 'positive shift' to Arizona communities after years of upheaval
Southern Arizona residents report Trump's border policies reduced illegal crossings and created a more positive atmosphere, ...
Arizona sues Trump to preserve disaster prevention funds for Buckeye, Camp Verde
The money is granted to states to help lessen the impact of natural disasters, but the grant program ended in April under the Trump administration.
Less staff, even less trust: Some states say they can't rely on Trump's DHS for election security
When Arizona discovered in June that its website for politicians to file as candidates had been hacked, Secretary of State ...