The Arizona Republic - 2022-04-01

• No fault in voting machine purchase
• AG asks Cochise County attorney to review Hobbs
• Ginni Thomas is Hillary Clinton on steroids
• Sinema, Kelly join to help torpedo nominee for key Labor Department post
• Attack on flight attendant investigat­ed as hate crime
• Russians leaving Chernobyl as fighting rages elsewhere
• OPEC sticks to modest boost in oil
• Bipartisan deal near on COVID-19 aid package
• Severe storms pummel South, band of states
• Arizona firefighte­rs kick off wildfire training
• Biden aims to cut gas prices ‘significan­tly’
• New Prostate Discovery Helps Men Avoid “Extreme Bathroom Planning”
• Defense rests in trial of 4 in plot to kidnap Whitmer
• Chandler residents can now pay utility bills with cryptocurr­ency
• Ukraine changes our world view
• Our soon-to-come 4-year degrees will be groundbrea­king
• How your vote could sink AZ’s abortion law
• Biden honors Transgende­r Day, calls GOP bills ‘wrong’
• MLB, players finalize rule changes for ’22
• Diamondbac­ks 8, Padres 2
• Beer excited about how ‘new’ shoulder feels
• Final Four promises talent-laden treat
• Xavier rallies past Texas A&M for title
• USMNT qualifies for World Cup despite loss
• Transfer Bethley fills void in ASU secondary
• Osaka rallies to make finals of Miami Open
• Suns tie franchise mark for wins in season
• Johnson, McGee probable for Suns-Grizzlies game
• Bey’s late surge helps Pistons topple 76ers
• Panthers set club record for home wins
• Knox uses 4-birdie run for lead in Texas Open
• Seniors dominate list of elite selections
• Champ Desert Vista’s coach, pair feted
• ‘You Won‘t Be Alone’ with Rapace is such an oddity
• Apatow’s Netflix comedy ‘The Bubble’ is a mess
• Teen discovers mom’s affair while looking at her phone
• LOS ANGELES TIMES CROSSWORD Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols

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