Arizona is about to get a near total abortion ban with an exception only for the life of the mother.

The state Supreme Court upheld a law that is 160 years old. Why now? And what will voters say about it this? that's

even if you're one hundred sixty years old why now and what will voters say about it this fall. I'm Michelle Martin that's Stephen Skeep and this is up first from NPR News

The EPA limit so-called forever chemicals and drinking water, chemicals that carry health and environmental risks.

How much will it cost to comply?

Also, Japan's Prime Minister comes to Washington just as President Biden questions a global business deal.

He opposes a Japanese company's bid to take over U.S. Steel

and is drawing some criticism.

That really sends a bad signal that economics is not driving the bus.

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Dairy farmer Tyler Webb shares how he and his family work with nature to manage challenges

on the farm. When I think of land stewardship, it's taking the opportunity to like slowly walk through your farm.

To listen, to try to observe subtle patterns.

When you're not reliant upon pesticides and herbicides and things to navigate your way through farming.

You're looking for ways to work in harmony with our ecosystem.

From a pesticide perspective, you know flies can be a concern and so a lot of this bird habitat we have on the farm

is because we're looking for tree swallows. They just cruise around all day long and eat

flies. They come back every year in April and they put a big dent on the

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