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Democrats are eager to flip 2 congressional seats in Arizona

With the clock ticking on the midterm elections, Rep. Greg Stanton recently rallied a group of Democrats in North Phoenix with a straightforward message. “Go win,” he said. “Don’t lose!” Stanton was helping volunteers get pumped up to canvass for local Democrats, including Amish Shah, who is running for an open seat in Arizona’s 1st Congressional District. It’s one of two seats in Arizona that Democrats think they can win from Republicans on Nov. 3. “Make no mistake, this race right here, C.D.1, is the most important race in the entire United States of America,” Stanton said. Registered Republicans outnumber Democrats by about 60,000 voters in this wealthy suburban district in the picturesque foothills of the Sonoran Desert. Shah ran two years ago against the Republican incumbent, Rep. David Schweikert, and narrowly lost. But this year, Schweikert chose to run for governor, leaving an…

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Randy Bennett thrilled to be back home to lead Arizona State basketball

Bennett grew up about 10 minutes from Arizona State's campus and has always rooted for the Sun Devils, even during his 25 years with the Gaels. So when the Arizona State job opened, coinciding with Gonzaga's departure from the West Coast Conference, the 64-year-old coach decided it was time to come home. "How many guys get a chance to coach in their hometown at the big school?" Bennett said. "I've always thought it could be a great job. I still think it can be." Bennett had plenty of success at Saint Mary's, leading the Gaels to the NCAA Tournament 12 times while earning WCC coach of the year honors seven times. He faces a different kind of challenge at Arizona State. While Saint Mary's typically only had Gonzaga to worry about, the Sun Devils play in the Big 12, one of the nation's toughest conferences with six teams ranked in the AP Top 25 preseason poll. Arizona State had some…

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How the law protecting Americans from surprise medical bills is driving up healthcare costs

by Lindsey Murtagh, Brown University, [This article first appeared in The Conversation, republished with permission] Imagine you get hit by a car. An ambulance brings you to the nearest hospital. Your private health insurance covers emergency care, but the hospital isn’t in your plan’s network. Before 2022, if you received emergency care from an out-of-network provider or hospital, you could get hit with an extra, often huge bill on top of what you owe as a copay, coinsurance or deductible. A law called the No Surprises Act, which took effect in 2022, was designed to protect people with private health insurance from just these situations. It limits your costs to what you would have paid if the ambulance had brought you to an in-network hospital or you were treated by an in-network provider instead. As a health policy researcher and a former federal employee who helped draft the rules to…

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Fantasy Football Week 8 wide receiver rankings

Week 8 of the fantasy football season brings several difficult wide receiver decisions, with injuries, matchups, and changing target shares all playing a role. With bye weeks also removing several key options from lineups, these rankings highlight the wideouts best positioned to deliver strong fantasy production this week. MORE: Fantasy Football quarterback rankings for Week 8 For the foreseeable future, Green Bay will have both of their WRs on this list. The problem is, it’s impossible to put either too high on it. Golden slides in here at No. 12. He actually has two more catches than Christian Watson for the season. Similar to Green Bay’s two top WRs, the Panthers also have two, in Coker and Tet MacMillan. They are facing the Packers this week, who only rank 25th against the pass. And coming off a beatdown, look for Cryce Young to get his groove back and keep both Coker and Tet busy.…

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