Vance Accuses ASU and Eight Other Universities of J-1 Visa Abuse; ASU Denies It
The vice president said the schools use exchange visas to undercut American grad students; ASU says it complies with the law.
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Two years after Helene, PVC pipes still choke North Carolina’s French Broad River
Cleanup crews have pulled hundreds of thousands of pipes from the river, and IPEX has agreed to pay $500,000 toward more work.
Phoenix Man, 23, Arrested in Double Murder Near 16th and McKinley Streets
Charles Hendrix, 56, and Jerry Braggs, 64, were shot and killed early Tuesday; bond is set at $2 million.
Most Americans say AI is moving ‘too fast,’ AP-NORC poll finds
About 8 in 10 adults say it’s highly important for the government to keep AI under human control.
Margaret Hamilton, Who Led the Software Team for Apollo’s Moon Landings, Dies at 90
The MIT computer scientist’s onboard flight code helped land astronauts on the moon and made her a symbol for women in tech.
After Early Ballot Mix-Up, Can Maricopa County Replace Its Election Vendor? Galvin Weighs In
Runbeck Election Services sent 3,126 mail ballots to the Postal Service six days before early voting began.
Family of man shot dead by ICE agent near Chicago files claim, says shooting was unlawful
A coroner found Silverio Villegas Gonzalez was shot from behind at close range during ‘Operation Midway Blitz.’
Gallego Says ASU Should Have Fired Hockey Coach ‘in a Second’ Over Workout That Hospitalized Player
The Marine veteran said players should never be denied water during training; Matthew Mayich remains hospitalized.
How the ‘Waffle House Index’ became FEMA’s storm damage gauge
Green means a full menu, yellow a limited one, and red means a closed restaurant and likely severe destruction.
Arizona Sues TikTok, Saying App Is Built to Hook Kids and Hides Risks From Parents
Attorney General Kris Mayes says company records show about 543,000 Arizona minors used TikTok in an average month.