Tuesday Jun 11 | State Press
Deadline looms on loan interest rate increase
Along with a 3 percent hike in tuition, many ASU students will see their post-college loan payments skyrocket if Congress doesn't act by July 1. That's when the interest rate for subsidized federal Stafford student loans is set to double.
Award-Winning Lotus Mobilea Now Available as Dollar-a-Day Solara
"We plan on creating thousands and then millions of smiles as citizens reduce their carbon footprint with Lotus Mobile.
Arizona congressional delegates tackle state's manufacturing challenges
Education and the need for more skilled workers in the state's manufacturing sector was front and center at the Arizona Manufacturers Council's 2013 Manufacturer of the Year Summit I emceed this morning at the Hyatt Regency in downtown Phoenix.
Daniel Radcliffe Interview: Actor Discusses Topic Usually Reserved For Women
Congresswoman Kyrsten Sinema, who recently refused to answer questions about her personal life , is not alone in thinking such questions are inappropriate -- and rarely asked of her male counterparts.
GOP Ramps Up Campaigns Against Ron Barber, Ann Kirkpatrick, Just 18 Months Before Election
With just 18 months and change left until the 2014 election, the National Republican Congressional Committee is heating up its campaigns against Democratic Congressmen Ron Barber and Ann Kirkpatrick.
Washington Post breaks news on White House Counsel's shoes
Here is a tale of being a woman in public life in two tweets by Washington Post reporter Juliet Eilperin: "Read what @PhilipRucker and I wrote about Kathy Ruemmler, who went from an outsider to Obama's chief protector." "And then, read about Ruemmler's fabulous shoes." Ruemmler is the White House Counsel.
Atheist Congressman Opens Arizona House Session with Godless Invocation. Not Yet Smited.
Yesterday, an Arizona Congressman named Juan Mendez opened the Arizona House of Representatives afternoon session with a Godless, Secular invocation for the first time in state history.