Arizona teachers vow return if bill passes
Arizona educators say they will end a statewide strike if lawmakers approve a plan delivering a 10 percent raise next year and restore funds for supplies and staff salaries. Gov. Ducey and GOP leaders push the budget amid teacher demands for more education funding.
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Mueller questions loom as Trump disputes collusion claims
President Trump rejects collusion with Russia but Mueller's team has a list of about forty questions for a potential interview. The probe's focus includes what Trump knew about Russia's interference and the June 2016 Trump Tower meeting with a Kremlin linked lawyer.
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Caravan of Central Americans moves through Mexico toward asylum at border
The caravan seeking asylum travels through Mexico toward the U S border as U S government eyes a rapid but secretive processing. About 28 members were accepted for processing at San Ysidro amid lengthy court procedures and possible detention.
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May Day Protests Target Trump Immigration Policy Across States
Immigrants and allies march on International Workers Day from New York to California. activists frame May Day as a push to influence the midterm elections by replacing lawmakers who advanced immigrant Trump policies with immigrant-friendly leaders. Critics cite travel bans and the end of DACA as ongoing actions affecting the community.
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EPA loses two top officials amid Pruitt probes
Two senior EPA leaders Pasquale Perrotta and Albert Kelly abruptly resigned after administrator Pruitt cited subordinates in ethical lapses. Perrotta fronts a House Oversight interview as agency aides deny link to investigations.
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