Treasury checks and Trump-signed letters start rolling out across 30 states that use the federal HealthCare.gov exchange; Arizona is on the list five weeks before the midterms.
Unsigned order stays a Massachusetts judge’s ban on removals to countries not named in deportation orders; liberals dissent as DHS policy returns to force.
Coronado National Forest order bars public access through jaguar habitat west of Nogales; conservationists and Rep. Grijalva say oversight and protest rights are chilled.
AP: helicopter saves a motorist west of Phoenix; Hatch and Rio Grande communities ordered out while saturated Southwest soils worsen flash-flood risk.
Araghchi briefs ministers on Washington’s response to Tehran’s seven-day reopening plan; UK maritime authorities report projectile strikes even as oil flows partially recover.
One-time COVID relief dollars erase a June budget cut for Arizona’s public universities; Republicans call campuses flush as Hobbs faces Biggs in November.
Flight FZ1073 plunged more than 17,000 feet before passengers and crew subdued an attacker in the cockpit; Saudi authorities are questioning the arrested pilot.
Cyber division chief Brett Leatherman warns the group as researchers link the campaign to an Oracle PeopleSoft vulnerability; employees say communication has been uneven.
New AZFamily details: phishing email led to theft of 270,000-plus records including Foster Care Review Board files dating to 2010; Timmer calls re-victimization ‘outrageous.’
Company aims to help raise $100 million for basin water projects as Lake Mead and Powell sit below 30% capacity; AWS-linked sensors target Lower Basin farmland savings.