The National Action Network demands a federal investigation into the Bar’s disciplinary practices by the U.S. Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division, and Antitrust Division; independent audits of all disciplinary ac

If you're a conservative Republican elected official, you don't stand a chance at getting a cushy gig with ASU after you leave elected office. But Dems and RINOs who vote to send funding to ASU are taken care of.

When the program ended in March 2024, Hobbs continued spending as if the state was still receiving federal money.

She signed the controversial Axon bill, which carved out a zoning exception for the Taser company to build high-density apartments in Scottsdale. bill, which carved out a zoning exception for the Taser company to build hi

State Superintendent of Schools Tom Horne is coming under fire for gutting some of the state’s nationally renowned Empowerment Scholarship Accounts (ESAs), considered one of the best ESA programs in the country since all

Democrats lost 10,921 voters from their rolls from January to April, their losses were especially high in Maricopa County (-5,121) and Pima County (-2,555). Democrats did not gain voters in any of Arizona’s 15 counties, w

The Supreme Court issued an order on Saturday temporarily blocking the Trump administration from deporting 50 illegal immigrants from the violent Venezuelan Tren de Aragua gang. Only justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Tho

The election integrity organization We the People AZ Alliance (WPAA), which discovered in 2022 that Maricopa County ballot affidavit reviewers were verifying signatures at speeds of up to one signature per second, reveale

All 15 of Arizona’s counties agreed to settle a lawsuit brought last September by America First Legal (AFL) and election attorney Jennifer Wright against their recorders over failing to remove noncitizens from voter rolls