GOP congressman who voted twice against veterans health bill is now urging his constituents to enroll in its benefits

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Rep. David Schweikert of Arizona speaks at an event in Scottsdale on November 8, 2022.
Rep. David Schweikert of Arizona speaks at an event in Scottsdale on November 8, 2022.

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An independent candidacy by Kyrsten Sinema could help Democrats win the 2024 Arizona Senate race as she appears to pull more support from Republicans than from her old party, a new poll says

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Kyrsten Sinema
Sen. Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona.

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I moved to Japan to teach on a US military base. The whole experience cost me thousands when the job didn't work out.

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Brianna Stultz in Okinawa, Japan.

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Meet a millennial mom who resurrected her career with a 10-day crash course on semiconductors. She landed a new job, learned new skills, and says the pay outweighs long hours.

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Lisa Strothers in a "bunny suit"

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I own a village of tiny homes in the Arizona desert that were built to feel like treehouses — see inside

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The Breathe tiny home with a rainbow shining in the background.
TinyCamp Sedona is a group of four tiny house rental properties that can be booked on Airbnb or on the company's website.

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One family pocketed $7.6 million by taking cans and bottles from Arizona and recycling them in California. That's fraud, prosecutors say.

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A recycling technician loads an 800 pound block of compressed aluminum cans at OCC Recycling Center in Costa Mesa, CA on Thursday, July 14, 2022.

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A 72-year-old woman in Phoenix got her power cut over a $51 bill when it was 107 degrees — and she died. Her memory is behind efforts to stop future deaths.

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In 2019, protestors stood outside of the Phoenix Art Museum, holding pictures of Stephanie Pullman.
Protestors gathered in 2019 after a power company in Phoenix shut off electricity to a 72-year-old woman, Stephanie Pullman, when the temperature reached 107 degrees. She died — and advocates say her memory is behind efforts even still today to keep people safe when it's super-hot.

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Photos: You can own this 18-acre property that comes with three dome homes made out of barbed wire and sandbags for $279,000

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The exterior of an adobe house.
One of the three adobe structures at Ransom Ranch.

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Kyrsten Sinema raked in more than $100,000 from the airline industry as she pushed to alter pilot training requirements

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Sen. Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona at the Capitol on May 9, 2023.
Sen. Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona at the Capitol on May 9, 2023.

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While Western states fight tooth-and-nail over the shrinking the Colorado River, Arizona has let water flow freely — in part to feed cows in Saudi Arabia

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Colorado River. Low water level strip on cliff at lake Mead, taken from the Hoover Dam at Nevada and Arizona border.
Colorado River. Low water level strip on cliff at lake Mead, taken from the Hoover Dam at Nevada and Arizona border.

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