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Cell phone tower workers paying with their lives

Tower climbing, an obscure field with no more than 10,000 workers, has a death rate roughly 10 times that of construction.... Read more»

PBS to re-air doc on TUSD's ethnic studies program

A documentary on the battle over Tucson Unified School District’s Mexican-American Studies program will re-air at 11 p.m., Thursday on KUAT Channel 6.... Read more»

Jan. 8 documentary airs Thursday on PBS

PBS will air a one-hour documentary this week about the healing of the Tucson community following the Jan. 8 shootings that claimed six lives and injured 13.... Read more»1

Essay

Little-known history makes a big difference

I’m often taken aback when I hear someone complain that racial conditions in the United States haven’t changed much—or are worse—than at some point in the nation’s past. Anyone who says something so observably false either doesn’t know or fails to respect the progressive march of history.... Read more»1

Guest opinion

Grijalva: Destroying economy to save it

Republicans who control the House have proposed what’s called a “continuing resolution” - not quite the same as a real budget - to keep the government running. The resolution includes drastic cuts to more programs than I can name, and it’s important to understand what that means.... Read more»1

Smart v. Stupid

Fox News top source of voter misinformation, study finds

The bad news for Fox News viewers is that merely watching the channel appears to be toxic. Daily watchers of Fox News believed the most misinformation of anyone. “Fox displays a particular pattern of misinformation. The more you watch the more inaccurate your views.” ... Read more»2

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