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The U.S. Department of Education has issued a directive requiring state education leaders to certify compliance with a ban on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) practices...
The Trump administration’s recent decision to withhold over $27 million in Title X funding for Planned Parenthood clinics could impact more than 1 million individuals seeking...
In recent developments, officials have provided updates regarding various geographical regions, including states and countries across multiple continents. This comprehensive categorization spans from Alabama to Wyoming...
A coalition of Democratic officials from 23 states and the District of Columbia has initiated legal action against the Trump administration, contesting the abrupt cut of...
In a dramatic turn of events, a veteran’s crowdfunding effort has sparked renewed hope for a program aiding women in recovery from substance abuse after federal...
In a broad overview of geographical data, the list of available states and territories includes a wide array of regions from Alabama to Wyoming. The inclusion...
PHOENIX — Pima and Mohave Counties are preparing for significant disruptions following the Trump Administration’s recent decision to withdraw $190 million in grant funding. This move...
On Thursday afternoon, a diverse group of hunters, anglers, birders, and outdoor enthusiasts gathered at the Arizona Capitol to protest proposed changes to the management of...
Federal funding has significantly impacted the Day Eagle Hope Project, enabling volunteers to deliver fresh produce and meat to families on the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation...
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During a recent Maricopa City Council work session, the discussion centered on the city’s plan to privatize various recreational programs. The Community Enrichment Department proposed transferring...
