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Scottsdale voters rebelled against city leadership: How and why that happened
That trend carried over to the mayoral race. Borowsky comfortably defeated Ortega, even though the latter was expected to ...
Food prices worried most voters, but Trump’s plans likely won’t lower their grocery bills
Many economists think Trump’s plans to put tariffs on imported foods and deport undocumented workers could make food prices ...
The York Dispatch44m
Trump tariffs on foreign goods would make many everyday products more expensive, experts say
The average American household would pay $2,600 more per year on ordinary products based on Trump's proposed tariffs.
PBS2h
Food prices worried most voters, but they likely won’t see lower grocery bills under Trump
Trump often railed on the campaign trail against hefty price increases for bacon, cereal and other products. But the steep ...
Olympics4d
David Taylor exclusive: “The world wants to see me against Sadulaev”
David Taylor has won everything in wrestling but still has unfinished business. After dominating all before him at the U.S. world team trials to secure his place at the non-Olympic weight event in ...
Scottsdale council incumbents all heading for defeat
Scottsdale voters appeared to be throwing three incumbent councilmembers out of office, including Mayor David Ortega, after ...
Ortega concedes; Lisa Borowsky is Scottsdale's next mayor
Even with thousands of votes to count, Mayor David Ortega seemed to concede a loss to challenger Lisa Borowsky early Wednesday morning. "Congratulations to Ms. Borowsky, the 13th mayor of Scottsdale," ...