What Arizona’s Prop 320 Would Do to School Spending
The measure would require large districts to spend 60% of operating budgets on direct classroom instruction.
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City of Maricopa Boil-Water Advisory Lifted After E. Coli Tests Come Back Negative
Global Water – Santa Cruz Water Company canceled the precautionary advisory Thursday.
California farmer nearly doubles organic strawberry yield using steam, not chemicals
Researchers are adapting greenhouse steam technology to fields as an alternative to chemical fumigants.
Vance Suspends Microsoft From Green Card Program Hours Before Trump Honors Its CEO
The crackdown exposed tension between the administration’s tech allies and its push to cut immigration.
Russia’s silence on suspected plague death echoes Soviet-era secrecy
The WHO urged Moscow to share more after a Siberian lab worker died of what Russia calls pneumonia of ‘unknown’ origin.
MLB Proposes Cutting Regular Season to 154 Games and a Best-of-7 Division Series
Owners also want top seeds to pick their playoff opponents and a weekly Monday off day starting in 2029.
USS Abraham Lincoln heads home after record 265 straight days at sea
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth awarded the crew the Presidential Unit Citation and pushed back on reports of low morale.
FBI Disables Tools Used by China-Linked ‘Flax Typhoon’ Hackers
The scanning and phishing tools were used against a U.S. power company, airports in Japan and Poland, and Taiwanese universities.
Customs rule could make Canadian drugs far costlier for millions of Americans
Starting Oct. 22, the de minimis exemption for shipments under $800 is suspended, and mailed medications need extra data and a bond.
Remnants of Hurricane Rachel to Bring Weekend Rain and Cooler Temps to Phoenix
Shower chances climb to 90% Saturday night as triple-digit heat gives way to a cooler, unsettled pattern.