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FILE - in this May 27, 2019 file photo Democratic Leader David Bradley, right , talks with Senate Majority Leader Rick Gray, left, a Republican at the Arizona state Capitol in Phoenix. The Republican and Democratic leaders of the Arizona Senate expect a short but ugly yearly session when lawmakers return to the Capitol on Jan. 13, 2020. Republican Senate President Karen Fann and Bradley both used the short but ugly description when asked what they expect for the coming session during recent interviews.(AP Photo/Jonathan J. Cooper,File)

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Arizona Senate President Karen Fann, right, confers with fellow Republican Sen. Sylvia Allen in the Senate building in Phoenix, Saturday, May 25, 2019. The Arizona Senate returned to work late Saturday morning with no sign that an impasse that has held up the budget for days is close to a resolution. Still, Fann vowed to forge ahead with parts of the $11.8 billion budget package that she said are &quot;non-controversial.&quot; (AP Photo/Bob Christie)

Arizona Legislature has deal to break budget impasse

By BOB CHRISTIE - Associated Press

Two Republican holdouts on a proposed Arizona state budget, Senators Paul Boyer, left, and J.D. Mesnard confer on the Senate floor during a break in the action in Phoenix, Ariz., Friday, May 24, 2019. Republicans who control the state legislature are trying to wrangle enough support from holdouts like Boyer and Mesnard to pass the deal the $11.8 billion state budget package they negotiated with GOP Gov. Doug Ducey. Arizona House lawmakers worked into the early morning Friday to pass several bills that are part of the state budget before calling it a night while the Senate took the night off because it lacked the votes to enact budget legislation. (AP Photo/Bob Christie)

Arizona Senate has fruitless day amid budget impasse

By BOB CHRISTIE and JONATHAN J. COOPER - Associated Press

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FILE - In this Sept. 17, 2013 file photo, pro-science supporters rally prior to a State Board of Education public hearing on proposed new science textbooks, in Austin, Texas. The Texas Board of Education is poised to tighten rules on who can serve on citizen review panels that scrutinize proposed textbooks for use statewide, hoping to tamp down future controversies over the teaching of evolution and other issues. (AP Photo/Eric Gay, File)

Texas board approves textbook review rule changes

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Texas to offer 2 new algebra II alternatives

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Mizzou still buzzing about Dixon departure

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