Canterbury is challenging Maricopa County Supervisor Bill Gates in District 3 — and at the same time, also taking on another Bill Gates, the Microsoft founder.

A new documentary by videographer Simon Esler exposes a major problem with the transgender movement — its alarming effects on girls. “Daughters of the West” goes over the multiple ways that encouraging girls to transition

Here's where we're at with Kari Lake's election challenge, the latest pleadings and hearing based on new discovery FINALLY RELEASED (grrrr) exposing how the election was rigged. It looks likely headed for trial this comin

The Arizona Supreme Court said in its opinion that Lake “repeatedly” asserted in pleadings that 35,563 ballots were “added” or “injected” at Runbeck.

Here's the full story of what happened at the hearing where the judge dropped the restraining order for Arizona Senator Wendy Rogers against a woke journalist. Lots of contradictions, and the judge has a horrible ethics/l

The left tried to recall election integrity champion Cochise County Supervisor Tom Crosby and couldn't even collect the minimum 4,865 signatures, a paltry amount. A lot of people refused to sign. The campaign's social med

The media is hyping up complaints by election officials that they are receiving threats for refusing to address complaints about voter disenfranchisement. 

All eyes are on ejected Arizona State Representative Liz Harris's replacement in the Arizona Legislature. Here's a bit about Julie Willoughby's background.

Twitter owner and CEO Elon Musk weighed in on Abe Hamadeh’s election challenge Monday.

For the first time, more murder cases in America are going unsolved than solved. In fact, the murder clearance rate is undoubtedly worse than what’s officially reported due to manipulation of the data. 

Camelback Strategy Group (CSG), a consulting firm associated with the moderate and McCain wing of the Republican Party, appears to be aligning itself with an effort to institute ranked-choice voting in Arizona.

Democratic Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes may have broken ethics rules after she recently criticized her client, the Arizona Department of Water Resources (ADWR) over concerns about their handling of the state’s wate