A new U.S. census report shows that after years of decline, the uninsured rate in Arizona went up in 2018. Some critics blame Trump.
U.s. Census: Number Of Arizonans Without Health Insurance Is Rising
Arizona Republic, Phoenix Arizona Republic: Local
Mon, 09/16/2019 - 7:48am
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