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Kari Lake · PhoenixKari Lake, a former news anchor who walked away from her journalism career and was embraced by Donald Trump and his staunch supporters, won the Republican primary for Arizona governor on Thursday.See the Story
Trump ally Kari Lake wins GOP primary for Arizona governor
38% Center coverage: 60 sources
MLB · PhiladelphiaThe 81-year-old Rose declined to answer any more questions in the dugout moments after a team photo in the outfield. Rose made his first appearance on the playing field in Philadelphia since receiving a lifetime ban from Major League Baseball in August 1989. He agreed to the ban after an investigation for MLB by lawyer John Dowd found that Rose placed numerous bets on the Cincinnati Reds to win.See the Story
Rose dismisses sexual misconduct questions at Phillies bash
46% Center coverage: 37 sources
US & Canada · ArizonaArizona bishop learned that a member of his ward was sexually assaulting his 5-year-old daughter, he followed church policy and called the Mormon Abuse Help Line. The bishop later told law enforcement that church attorneys in Salt Lake City who staff the help line around the clock said that because he learned of the abuse during a counseling session the church considers a spiritual confession, he was legally bound to keep the abuse secret. Paul Douglas Adams continued abusing his daughter for as many as seven more years, and went on to abuse a second daughter.See the Story
4 takeaways from AP's Mormon church sex abuse investigation
56% Left coverage: 16 sources
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BusinessThe homeownership gap between white and Black Americans is wider today than it was before the Fair Housing Act was signed into law in 1968.See the Story
The importance of Black homeownership and why the wealth gap is widening
100% Left coverage: 2 sources
Phoenix SunsKemba Walker could be bought out of his contract with the Detroit Pistons. The Phoenix Suns could use some help at the point guard position. Walker, 32, averaged 11.6 points per game last season with the New York Knicks. The Knicks traded him to the Pistons in the offseason.See the Story
Phoenix Suns linked to point guard Kemba Walker as potential free agent signing
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Water · PhoenixTribes in Arizona and throughout the Colorado River basin have banded together to gain seats at the table. The goal is to set new management protocols for the river that more than 40 million people depend upon for their lives and livelihoods. The message tribes are increasingly conveying to their neighbors is: We're all in this together.See the Story
Their pleas for water were long ignored. Now tribes are gaining a voice on the Colorado River
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Water · ArizonaTribal water rights could beaboriginal, or "time immemorial," rights rooted in the history of a tribe and its home. About half of tribes in Arizona have yet to resolve their water rights for various reasons. The largest case in play involves the Little Colorado River settlement that involves 6,000 litigants.See the Story
Arizona tribes wait for water as settlements languish in courtrooms and bureaucracy
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Climate Change · PhoenixWestern water managers bring tribes into the picture as drought and climate change push the region toward deeper shortages.See the Story
Tribes take a central role in water management as drought and climate change effects worsen
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Water · PhoenixIn some communities, farmers grow crops like their ancestors. In others, tribes are returning river habitats to their natural settings.See the Story
With water, tribes can reclaim their agricultural heritage and restore riverside landscapes
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