State law currently permits abortions up until the 15th week. Abortion hasn’t been illegal in the state for many years.

Rumors are spreading that the devastating damage caused by Hurricane Helene was deliberately created by the Biden administration in order to incapacitate red areas of the country, interfering with early voting.

Even leftists are privately admitting the debate was a blowout with Lake trouncing Gallego, including one who crudely told me, "The phrase 'dog walked' him around stage comes to mind."

AZCOPS attorney Steve Serbalik has issued five videos so far, revealing key details about the incidents that the DOJ selectively left out of its report.

The ASU College Republicans  posted on X, “150,000 students from ALL Arizona universities including ASU and UofA have received a text from Kamala Harris’ campaign telling the students to vote for her. If Kamala Harris has

David Mast said due to creating fear among attorneys, he cannot find any to represent him in lawsuits related to conservative causes, violating his “constitutional rights to freedom of expression, association, and petiti

In contrast, surveys from partisan pollsters showing Gallego significantly ahead of Lake often use questionable methodology, such as oversampling Democrats and college-educated voters, and surveying merely registered vote

According to the police report, Rebecca Kimpel threw her entire drink at her, hitting Halperin and her paperwork, and told ASU Police that she was upset about the students talking about GOP presidential candidate Donald T

Wadsack did not receive a speeding ticket during the stop. Although the officer told her he caught her on the radar driving that fast, the Tucson Police Department admitted later there was no radar evidence.

Dr. Warren Farrell, who specializes in relationships, has published a new book on how to get along with family and friends with opposite political viewpoints.

In a highly contentious race for Arizona’s Legislative District 8 Senate seat, Democrat Lauren Kuby faced off in a debate against newcomer Roxana Holzapfel, a Republican small business owner and former police officer.

The civic organization Arizona Talks put on a panel discussion Tuesday evening addressing the topic, “Can we restore public confidence in the media?”