Top tech firms pledged to prevent data centers from raising energy costs, but Arizona's biggest ones didn't sign on.
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The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a decision that allowed refugee processing in the U.S., affecting over 100,000.
Arizona lawmakers are exploring AI regulation, focusing on transparency and efficiency, but face challenges in enforcement.
Voters in Broward and Palm Beach counties are casting ballots in March or November, depending on their city. Learn about election date impacts.
State audit finds Michigan health department lacking oversight in school services program, impacting staff credentials and federal reimbursement.
Michigan Senate committee considers bill to forbid employers from demanding pay histories, aiming to address pay gaps and promote economic stability.
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Edward Van Ness, president of the Sun City Homeowners Association, argues against APS rate hikes, as many retirees face tough financial choices.
The Trump administration designates AI firm Anthropic as a supply chain risk, prompting military contractors to reconsider using its chatbot, Claude.
Michigan Democrats propose electing utility regulators following complaints about rate hikes and handling of permits. Residents want representation.