It shouldn't take TWO DECADES just to get to this point ... @DarkWatersMovie @MarkRuffalo @Participant #Exposure @DevilWeKnowFilm @TimRobbins1 EPA pledges to regulate PFAS in drinking water on Trump’s last full day mlive.com/public-interest/20…

Americans for Prosperity? Kris Mayes (AZ’s AG) was part of that Koch-funded think-tank?

The Epstein Files Transparency Act II gives AGs and survivors the tools to enforce the law Congress already passed, so that no federal agency is above it. Justice and accountability are not partisan issues, and I urge Congress to act swiftly. Learn more: azag.gov/press-release/attor…

Mesa Public Schools leaders say they are taking a hard look at why 1,647 high school students left the district last school year, acknowledging feedback that points to concerns about school culture, teaching quality and student safety. abc15.com/news/region-southe…

UPDATE: In a 5-0 vote, Mesa Public Schools' Governing Board voted to limit screen time in classrooms based on different grade levels. The district said the procedure will take effect in two weeks.

UPDATE: Arizona Attorney General @AZAGMayes tells Maricopa County Recorder @RecordersOffice she is prepared to sue if his office does not reinstate voting rights to 24 Arizonans who were allegedly noncitizens—but were confirmed to be citizens by @Rachel1Mitchell. Expect action this week.

New AZ Auditor General report: "Arizona Department of Corrections spent $50.9 million of opioid settlement monies but lacks records supporting they were spent for approved purposes." This is a big "I told you so" for @AZAGMayes. kjzz.org/politics/2024-09-09…

Nearly half of schools in Buffalo tested positive for lead. Find out which schools and which taps in this @ipostnews article by @ghkelly1969- investigativepost.org/2026/0…

.@WHO urges faster action to end lead exposure estimated to cause more than 3.5 million deaths globally each year. “Lead poisoning should not be stealing children’s potential in 2026.” news.un.org/en/story/2026/10…

*International Lead Poisoning Prevention Week 2026 | 18–24 October* This year's theme, _From Detection to Prevention_, highlights that lead poisoning is often invisible and can come from different sources. Identifying them is essential to protecting health, especially in children, as lead can permanently affect brain development, learning and attention *Key facts:* 🧠 Lead affects multiple body systems and is particularly harmful to young children and women of child-bearing age 💔 Lead exposure was attributed to more than 3.5 million deaths globally in 2023, mainly through cardiovascular effects 🚫 There is no level of exposure to lead that is known to be without harmful effects ✅ The harmful health impacts of lead exposure are entirely preventable 💡 *Children can absorb 4 to 5 times as much lead as adults from the same dose, and lower-level exposure often has no obvious symptoms.* *Common sources of exposure:* 🔋 Lead-acid batteries, mining, smelting and recycling 🎨 Paints and pigments 🚰 Drinking water from lead pipes, solders and fittings 🏺 Ceramic glazes, jewellery, toys, some traditional cosmetics and medicines 🩺 Exposure is assessed by measuring lead in blood. Where exposure is found, the source should be identified and stopped. #ILPPW2026 #WHOFides

I filed a complaint against @mpsaz last year with @GeneralBrnovich It was assigned Ref #2019-3534 After calling nonstop for months, yet no one has returned a call/emailed back It's criminal when school districts/state depts mislead the public about lead.xitter.cf/PAAttorneyGen/status/1…

It's International Lead Poisoning Prevention Week, the @WHO's call to action on lead. This week, we are sharing our impact from detection to prevention. #ILPPW2026 Watch and repost this video about how LEEP has been working in Malawi to eliminate lead poisoning at its source: