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A new deal in the Legislature could double statewide funding to $500 million for school safety and mental health
Nearly 4 million people live in the five inhabited U.S. territories, but their ability to participate in American democracy is limited. When one American Samoan fought for more, he caused rifts across the islands.
New requirements for voters to have addresses and IDs, as well as lack of polling stations on reservations, can disenfranchise Native Americans.
After 30-plus years, the university's record includes misplaced artifacts, inaccurate inventories and the return of just 2 percent of Native remains
Tribes support museum's methodical compliance with NAGPRA on returning human remains but resource needs still go unmet
Wanting to hold employers accountable, Phoenix's Curaleaf's Dispensary Midtown employees went on strike Friday.
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes and Federal Trade Commission Lina Khan spoke at a townhall in Phoenix about the pending Albertsons-Kroger merger.
The Phoenix event commemorated Transgender Day of Remembrance by remembering and celebrating the individuals who died due to transphobia in 2023.
At the age of 21, while still an undergraduate student at ASU, Atllas Hopkins founded Students Engaged in Ethical Donations (SEED) Philanthropy.
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