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Key Medicaid provision in Trump’s big tax cut and spending bill is found to violate Senate rules

Donald Trump · United States

Key Medicaid provision in Trump’s big tax cut and spending bill is found to violate Senate rules

56% Center coverage: 247 sources

The Senate parliamentarian has advised a key Medicaid provider tax overhaul that's central to President Donald Trump's big tax cut and spending bill does not adhere to procedural rules.See the Story

Supreme Court limits judges’ power to halt Trump’s birthright citizenship order

US Supreme Court · United States

Supreme Court limits judges’ power to halt Trump’s birthright citizenship order

43% Center coverage: 174 sources

The Supreme Court on Friday allowed the Trump administration to take steps to implement its contentious proposal to end automatic birthright citizenship. The court granted a request by the Trump administration to narrow the scope of nationwide injunctions imposed by judges so that they apply only to groups and individuals that sued. That means the birthright citizenship proposal can move forward in the states that challenged it as well as those that did not.See the Story

Arizona Governor vetoes two budget proposals as the state risks a possible shutdown

Katie Hobbs · Arizona

Arizona Governor vetoes two budget proposals as the state risks a possible shutdown

41% Center coverage: 60 sources

Arizona Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed two budget proposals Wednesday, calling them partisan and reckless, as legislators near a deadline to reach a deal and avoid a state government shutdown.See the Story

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NIST’s AI standards eyed as inspiration for federal regulation

NIST’s AI standards eyed as inspiration for federal regulation

NIST’s AI standards eyed as inspiration for federal regulation

Senate Republicans Reach Deal on Five-Year State AI Regulation Freeze

43% Left coverage: 37 sources

Senators tied a five-year ban on state AI rules to $500 million in funding with exemptions for key protections before the July 4 voteArtificial Intelligence · United States See the Story

NIST’s AI standards eyed as inspiration for federal regulation

100% Left coverage: 11 sources

Amid discussions by Congress of what federal regulations for artificial intelligence could look like, experts and legislators have begun pointing to existing guidelines created by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) over the last two years, as a model. US Politics · United States See the Story

Wrongfully Convicted Arizonans Could Receive Six-Figure Payments, Services

Coverage: 2 sources

Governor Katie Hobbs signed Senate Bill 1500 on Friday, establishing a pilot program for individuals who have been incarcerated for crimes they did not commit.Katie Hobbs · Phoenix See the Story

Arizona’s eviction-to-prison pipeline criminalizes poverty instead of addressing homelessness

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Volunteers with the Aris Foundation hand out food on a Tuesday evening in Tempe to those who are experiencing homelessness or food insecurity. Photo by Jerod MacDonald-Evoy | Arizona MirrorIn Arizona, we are witnessing a dangerous pattern that cycles people between eviction, homelessness, and incarceration. It’s a system we call the Eviction-to-Prison Pipeline — and it’s tightening across the state through city ordinances, ballot propositions, a…Poverty · Phoenix Read Article

Debate is underway in the Senate on Trump’s big bill, but overnight voting is delayed

53% Center coverage: 173 sources

Donald Trump · United States See the Story

Glitch at Maricopa County Recorder's Office; 'Visibly Emaciated' Baby Rescued in Phoenix

47% Center coverage: 28 sources

From a Maricopa County Recorder's Office glitch leaving thousands of people concerned about their voter registration information to a deadly officer-involved shooting in Mesa; Gov. Hobbs signing the Arizona budget bill; and an emaciated baby rescued in Phoenix, here are your top stories for June 27, 2025.Finance · Phoenix See the Story

Tohono O’odham PD takes mandatory training on missing and murdered Indigenous peoples

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Arizona Department of Public Safety's Tribal Liaison, Capt. Paul Etnire, provided an update on state law, including the new Missing Endangered Persons and Turquoise Alert System, during a mandatory MMIW training at the Tohono O'odham San Xavier Police Station on May 28, 2025. Photo by Shondiin Silversmith | Arizona MirrorStanding in front of a room full of Tohono O’odham police officers, April Ignacio asked who was familiar with the Missing and …Phoenix, Arizona · Phoenix Read Article

Prosecutors tell judge government plans to deport Abrego Garcia to a country that’s not El Salvador

40% Left coverage: 119 sources

Federal prosecutors told a judge on Thursday that the government plans to initiate removal proceedings against Kilmar Abrego Garcia and to deport him to a country that is not El Salvador upon his release from a Tennessee jail. Kilmar Abrego Garcia · United States See the Story

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