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Amid budget politics, Az's school buildings crumble

After budget talks about overhauling school building maintenance flopped, the state Legislature has continued to cut off funding to regular school repairs in violation of the state Constitution and a previous court order.... Read more»

Buckmaster Show

Buckmaster: Is civility in political discourse realistic?

Today on Buckmaster - We kick off the show with the Friday Focus interview with a conversation with Jane Prescott-Smith, managing director of the National Institute for Civil Discourse.... Read more»

Smart v. Stupid

Charting the rise of stupidity

Smart v. Stupid: As America grapples with a long-term decline, we have only Ronald Reagan to blame.... Read more»4

Factcheck

Romney's 'gross' exaggeration on 'Obamacare'

Mitt Romney claims government will “constitute … almost 50 percent” of the U.S. economy when the new federal health care law takes full effect. That’s nonsense.... Read more»

Obama administration heeds industry call to ease rail safety rules

The Obama administration announced Thursday that it will scale back federal rail safety rules spurred by a Southern California train wreck in 2008 that killed 25 people and hurt 135 others.... Read more»

Guest opinion

State siphons off $50 million from foreclosure settlement

A part of the 2013 Arizona budget bill that garnered “make the news” attention was the $50 million swept from the Attorney General’s Mortgage Settlement Fund. The budget takes over half of the settlement, $50 million, and diverts it to the General Fund.... Read more»

American Pain Foundation

Pain advocacy group shuts down as senators launch painkiller probe

A leading pain advocacy organization shuts down ahead of an investigation launched by the Senate Finance Committee into makers of narcotic painkillers and groups that champion them.... Read more»

Ex-loan officer indicted for wire fraud

A former loan officer and Tucson resident has been charged with fraud and making false statements on loan applications in a case involving $1.4 million in home loans.... Read more»

Buckmaster Show

Buckmaster: Making Tucson a more business-friendly city

Today on Buckmaster - While Bill Buckmaster is on vacation, guest host Shelly Fishman focuses the conversation on Tucson’s regional development with Maricela Solis, Tucson Mayor Rothschild’s business advocate, and Debbie Chandler, the city manager’s economic development manager.... Read more»

E-Rate

Gov't tells phone companies to follow low-price rule for schools

Federal regulators are finally telling phone companies how to comply with a rule requiring them to charge bargain prices to schools and libraries.... Read more»

Health care increasingly out of reach for millions

Having trouble finding a doctor? You’re not alone.Tens of millions of adults under 65 — both those with insurance and those without — saw their access to health care dramatically worsen over the past decade.... Read more»

Three states give ALEC a pass on lobbying rules

South Carolina, Indiana and Colorado have all given the free-market group a pass on registering or reporting lobbying expenditures.... Read more»

U.S. government could make $15B profit from AIG bailout

The U.S. government’s bailout of AIG in 2008 may end up being a profitable move, according to the Government Accountability Office.... Read more»

Buckmaster Show

Buckmaster: The use of fear in political rhetoric

Today on Buckmaster - Bill Buckmaster is on vacation. Guest host Shelly Fishman guides the conversation in a special one-hour edition of the Monday Political Face-Off, featuring commentators Bruce Ash and Paul Eckerstrom.... Read more»

Vagina diaries: 'Daily Show' loses a round?

Delta Airlines pulls its ads from “The Daily Show.” Jon Stewart nemesis Bill Donohue of the Catholic League claims victory. Up next: Kellogg’s?... Read more»

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