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OPINION — For months, our community has watched a very public disagreement unfold between the East Valley Institute of Technology and nine East Valley school districts, including Tempe Union. Many parents have understandably asked a simple question: Why are two longtime partners suddenly at an impasse? more
OPINION — I was happy to learn recently that our Attorney General Kris Mayes was able to at least stall Department of Homeland Security’s plan to convert the industrial warehouse in Surprise into an ICE detention facility. more
OPINION — When most people hear the word, “scientist,” they picture someone in a white lab coat working in a laboratory. They probably don’t picture a farmer in southeastern Arizona, a librarian in a small town or a student on the Navajo Nation, but they should. more
OPINION — For years, we have talked about America’s skilled labor shortage as if it is a pipeline problem, but it isn’t. The issue is not that Americans lack interest in pursuing high-demand careers, it’s that the systems designed to connect workers, training and jobs don’t work together. more
OPINION — The reviews of “Toy Story 5” have settled into a comfortable consensus: It’s a movie about children and digital screens, and about the parents who worry over them. Director and co-writer Andrew Stanton has said as much, describing the film’s central crisis as the fact that “nobody’s really playing” anymore. The tears in theaters, the BBC declared, belong to parents watching a child’s loneliness unfold. more
OPINION — For the first time in several years, America has encouraging news in the fight against suicide. New data from the Kaiser Family Foundation, based on the latest statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, show that suicides have declined modestly since reaching a record high in 2022. Expanded access to the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, greater public awareness and improvements in crisis response may all be contributing to that progress. more

The Trump administration has announced it is ending a temporary Biden-era Medicare Part D premium stabilization subsidy on Dec. 31, eliminating roughly $3.6 billion in insurer subsidies. That could … more
OPINION — They may be on different sides of the political aisle, but Republican Gov. Kelly Ayotte and Democratic Congressman Ro Khanna both profess their love for our country, and share the reasons why. more
Americans have heard for years that Social Security is running out of money; the latest trustees report estimates that funding will be depleted in 2032. Suggested solutions abound, including privatizing the program. Here are two views on whether it should go private or stay public. more
The president is calling for suspension of the federal gas tax in an effort to get prices and inflation under control, but will it have the desired effect? Two views on the potential outcome of a “gas tax holiday.” more
Supporters of the Arizona Secure Elections Act being considered by state lawmakers say it will make voting by mail more secure and speed up election results. Opponents say it’s a flawed bill that will have the opposite effect. Point by Kimmie Dillon and Anna Pingel. Counterpoint by Stephen Richer. more
As Donald Trump prepares to deliver the 2026 State of the Union address, his supporters are praising him. Others aren’t as enthusiastic. more
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