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Per a 6-3 ruling, Trump can’t use emergency powers to impose tariffs without Congress. Here’s how it played out, including ...

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In classrooms across Arizona, some of the most effective reading coaches aren’t adults, they’re middle schoolers.

In this week’s column, Dixey focuses on Reading’s apparent reliance on Jack Marriott.

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