This case is about more than a filing dispute. It is also about the role of money and influence in our politics.
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TEP waves away criticism with public relations misdirection. If the utility wants public trust, it should stop dismissing legitimate questions about monopoly overearning, cross-subsidies, and stranded cost as “false narratives.”
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The rural health gap in Arizona reflects choices about how systems are structured and how resources are deployed. In the end, health care is not just about proximity. It is about whether care is truly within reach.
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Public lands are one of our nation’s great equalizers — shared spaces that belong to everyone, regardless of background or income. Their management should reflect that shared responsibility.
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Voters on TEP's franchise agreement deserve to have truthful and complete information about the details of what they will be voting for, or against.
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This case is about more than a filing dispute. It is also about the role of money and influence in our politics.
- Daniel Dempsey Special to the Arizona Daily Star
TEP waves away criticism with public relations misdirection. If the utility wants public trust, it should stop dismissing legitimate questions about monopoly overearning, cross-subsidies, and stranded cost as “false narratives.”
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Cities such as New York and Chicago are in deep financial trouble. Broadly speaking, they have two options: Make the difficult but appropriate choice to raise taxes and reduce the scale of government, or continue to live in a state of denial, increasing their pension obligations while also p…
- Tauhidur Rahman Special to the Arizona Daily Star
The rural health gap in Arizona reflects choices about how systems are structured and how resources are deployed. In the end, health care is not just about proximity. It is about whether care is truly within reach.
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Public lands are one of our nation’s great equalizers — shared spaces that belong to everyone, regardless of background or income. Their management should reflect that shared responsibility.
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Voters on TEP's franchise agreement deserve to have truthful and complete information about the details of what they will be voting for, or against.
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This case is about more than a filing dispute. It is also about the role of money and influence in our politics.
TEP waves away criticism with public relations misdirection. If the utility wants public trust, it should stop dismissing legitimate questions about monopoly overearning, cross-subsidies, and stranded cost as “false narratives.”
Cities such as New York and Chicago are in deep financial trouble. Broadly speaking, they have two options: Make the difficult but appropriate choice to raise taxes and reduce the scale of government, or continue to live in a state of denial, increasing their pension obligations while also promising their residents more services.
The rural health gap in Arizona reflects choices about how systems are structured and how resources are deployed. In the end, health care is not just about proximity. It is about whether care is truly within reach.
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