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US: Arizona court upholds clergy privilege in Mormon child abuse case

A lawsuit filed by child sex abuse victims accuses the Mormon church, two of its bishops, and other church members of conspiracy and negligence in not reporting church member Paul Adams for abusing his older daughter as early as 2010

‘Migrants are destroying our crops, posing threat to national security’: US farmer

Alex Muller, the president of Pasquinelli Produce Company, said that an ever-growing migrant surge has led to crop contamination and has raised concerns over safety of his workers

Arizona to remove shipping container wall on US-Mexico border

The state's Republican Governor Doug Ducey spent $90 million of taxpayers' money lining up rusting boxes in what he said was a bid to stem the flow of people crossing into the country

Katie Hobbs wins Arizona governor's race, flipping state for Democrats

Hobbs, who is Arizona's secretary of state, rose to prominence as a staunch defender of the legitimacy of the last election and warned that her Republican rival, former television news anchor Kari Lake, would be an agent of chaos

Explained: The confusion among US states as abortion landscape shifts

Almost three months after Roe v Wade was overturned, changing restrictions and litigation in neighbouring Indiana and Ohio illustrate the whiplash for providers and patients navigating sudden changes in what is allowed where

Watch: Arizona police rescues woman trapped inside car stuck in flood waters

Arizona has witnessed heavy rain, flooding and strong wind in the last couple of days. Reports also suggest that western Nevada and northern Arizona were hit by mud and debris from flash floods

Western wildfires force thousands of evacuations in Arizona, California

Wildfires broke out early this spring in multiple states in the Western US, where climate change and an enduring drought are fanning the frequency and intensity of forest and grassland fires

Fact check: From 'deleted database' to 'purged voters', Donald Trump is relentless in election fabrications

Over nearly two hours on Saturday, Trump revisited his touchstones of grievance, leveling allegations of fraud that election officials and judges have systematically refuted or brushed aside.

Fires rage in several states as heat wave broils US West, strains power grids

The largest wildfire of the year in California, the Beckwourth Complex Fire, was raging near the border with Nevada. It doubled in size between Friday and Saturday.

One killed, another injured as truck driver unintentionally hits Florida Pride parade

The 77-year-old driver was a participant in the festivities who had been selected to drive the lead vehicle due to ‘ailments preventing him from walking’