Homes For The Brave: Obstacles And Outreach For Homeless Vets

On Dec. 19, 2013, then-Phoenix mayor Greg Stanton went on national television and made a big announcement: 'We have zero chronically homeless veterans on the street.” It was part of a program called H3, and in the five years since, the overall number of homeless veterans across the Valley has actually increased. In the special report “Homes for the Brave,” KJZZ explores why.
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Sinema Wins Arizona U.S. Senate Seat

Democrat Kyrsten Sinema won Arizona's open U.S. Senate seat Monday in a race that was among the most closely watched in the nation, beating Republican Rep. Martha McSally in the battle to replace GOP Sen. Jeff Flake.
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ASU Top Ranked Public University For International Students

ASU Top Ranked Public University For International Students

For the fourth year in a row, ASU has been ranked as the top public university for international students.
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Language Canvas To Teach Less-Common Foreign Languages

Language Canvas To Teach Less-Common Foreign Languages

The University of Arizona has developed interactive, multimedia programs to help teach some of the world’s less common languages.
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Federal Agencies Now On Same Page On So-Called Asylum Ban

Federal Agencies Now On Same Page On So-Called Asylum Ban

Federal officials had contradicted each other last week on whether the so-called asylum ban applies to children traveling without a parent or guardian, but they’re now on the same page.
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Arizona Aid Agencies Object To DHS Proposal

Arizona Aid Agencies Object To DHS Proposal

A coalition of aid agencies in Arizona are worried about what they call an anti-immigration proposal from the Department of Homeland Security. DHS wants to make immigrants trying to come to the U.S. legally inadmissible to the country if they are likely to need government aid.
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First Part Of Caravan Passes Through Sonora, Now In Tijuana

First Part Of Caravan Passes Through Sonora, Now In Tijuana

A part of the Central American migrant caravan passed through the Mexican state of Sonora yesterday, on its way to Tijuana.
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LGBT Splinter Group From Migrant Caravan Is The 1st To Arrive In Tijuana

About 80 mostly LGBT migrants reached the border city south of San Diego on Sunday. They plan to seek political asylum as early as Thursday, arriving weeks ahead of thousands en route to the U.S.

U.S. Officials 'Harden' Border With Mexico To Prepare For Migrant Caravan

Several lanes of northbound traffic from Tijuana will be closed to install "port hardening infrastructure equipment." U.S. Customs and Border Protection says drivers should expect delays.

2 Electric Utilities Reported Problems Minutes Before Deadly Wildfires Began

Both Pacific Gas & Electric and Southern California Edison had warned customers that the companies might need to shut off power because of heightened fire risks.

U.K. And EU Finally Agree On Brexit Text, But It's Already Getting Slammed

Negotiators for the U.K. and the European Union have a draft agreement laying out how the U.K. will leave the EU next March, but the agreement still needs to be ratified by both parties.

CNN Sues Trump Administration To Restore Jim Acosta's Press Credentials

The White House suspended the reporter's credentials following a contentious news conference last week during which President Trump called him a "rude, terrible person."

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