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12 hours ago | myheraldreview.com | Michelle Goldberg

At the height of the juvenile flame war on Thursday between the world’s richest man and its most powerful one, Donald Trump posted a barely veiled threat on his website Truth Social. “The easiest way to save money in our Budget, Billions and Billions of Dollars, is to terminate Elon’s Governmental Subsidies and Contracts,” he wrote.

1 day ago | myheraldreview.com | Lori Gottlieb

Q: A friend and I, both 68 years old, have known each other since high school. We’ve become closer in the last 15 years and now speak almost daily. My friend has always been less fortunate financially than me, so I have been generous and have included her in my will to make sure she is taken care of in her older age. Recently, she disclosed to me that she owns rental property that was willed to her 10 years ago by a late boyfriend, which she never told me about.

1 day ago | myheraldreview.com | Mark Hays

SIERRA VISTA — After a months-long hiatus and a change of plans, BAM BAM BBQ is back with a fixed location, currently operating out of a food truck at 260 W Fry Boulevard. The new spot opened last Sunday, and this Saturday will cater Herald/Review Media’s Best of Preps event at the Klein Center for the Performing Arts. kAm~H?6C qC25J |4|2?FD D2:5 E96 =@42E:@? 92D 2=C625J 3C@F89E :? >@C6 4FDE@>6CD E92? E96 7@@5 ECF4<’D AC6G:@FD DA@E @? u@CE wF249F42 5:5]k^AmkAm“(6 5:5 >@C6 @? $F?52J E92? H6 5@ :?

1 day ago | myheraldreview.com | Mark Hays

SIERRA VISTA — When Eric Bailey traded in his role as a full-time firefighter-paramedic for a teaching position at Cochise College three years ago, he began a journey that would ignite a passion for higher education and leadership. The instructor Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) courses are also a part of the college’s first Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) cohort in Leadership, Management and Operations where Bailey is shaping the future of emergency services education along with himself.

2 days ago | myheraldreview.com | Caitlin Sievers

Arizona’s Democratic governor has vetoed legislation that would have barred the Chinese government from owning land in the state. The GOP-backed measure banned the People’s Republic of China — including enterprises that are totally owned by the Chinese government and subdivisions of the Chinese government — from having a substantial interest in Arizona property. The bill defines a substantial interest as a stake of 30% or more. kAm$6?] y2?26 $92>A[ E96 #6AF3=:42?