The Cardinals head to San Francisco trying to answer for an offense that disappeared against Seattle. The 49ers will be without their best pass rusher. That removes one excuse. It doesn’t make the assignment easy.
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New federal Medicaid requirements begin in January. But they don’t apply to everyone on AHCCCS — and caregivers, people with disabilities and several other groups may be exempt. Here’s what the rules actually mean.
Turning Point grades lawmakers, endorses candidates, mobilizes voters and openly talks about primarying Republicans who don’t “play ball.” How much power does that give one organization over Arizona politics? By Jim Fuller | Sentah the Truth
“Just the facts, Jack.”
America created extraordinary wealth over the past generation. But wages, homes, stocks, retirement accounts and businesses did not grow — or get distributed — the same way. Here’s how owning assets increasingly separated those building wealth from those trying to catch up.
Turning Point grades lawmakers, endorses candidates, mobilizes voters and openly talks about primarying Republicans who don’t “play ball.” How much power does that give one organization over Arizona politics? By Jim Fuller | Sentah the Truth
New federal Medicaid requirements begin in January. But they don’t apply to everyone on AHCCCS — and caregivers, people with disabilities and several other groups may be exempt. Here’s what the rules actually mean.
AHCCCS is holding a free workshop Sept. 14 to show Arizonans how the public-comment process actually works — especially for people who have wanted to speak up but weren’t quite sure how.
Arizona cities are walking away from automated license-plate readers after cases of police misuse. Queen Creek is trying something different: keep a tool police say works, and make abusing it a crime.
Everyone gets one vote. But between elections, money can buy access, expertise, organization and the ability to keep fighting long after most Americans have gone back to work.
There are rebuilds. And then there are rebuilds where every house on your street already has a swimming pool, a finished basement and a brand-new truck in the driveway while you’re standing there holding a hammer and wondering whether the foundation is level.
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