Allen Skillicorn, a councilman in the very red town of Fountain Hills, Arizona, filed a lawsuit recently against the town, its far left Mayor Ginny Dickey, a couple of progressive council members and their attorney allegi
A new report investigating Pima County’s 2020 and 2022 elections found multiple ways the Tucson-based county is likely violating the law, allowing opportunities for election tampering. The illegalities were described as “
However, the panel upheld the trial court’s decision blocking some of the law. Consequently, those who request an application to vote only in federal elections will not be required to show proof of citizenship.
IC editor Rachel Alexander and her colleague Christy Kelly at The Arizona Sun Times break down Arizona's GOP primary races with the help of West Valley Friends Jen Barber on her Jen & Friends podcast.
A new report obtained by The Arizona Sun Times found that more than 18,000 absentee ballots counted in the 2022 election in Pima County alone had severely lacking or no chain-of-custody paperwork, meaning there is an inad
Active duty soldiers, veterans, and their families in southern Arizona are being told by pharmacies located on federal military bases that their prescriptions cannot be renewed due to lack of funding.
Two hidden Facebook hate groups called Outspoken and FH Council Watchers, composed of officials and progressive activists in Arizona’s very red town of Fountain Hills, have been coordinating to attack and doxx conservativ
A panel of five Democratic New York appeals court judges this week unanimously disbarred former President Donald Trump’s former attorney, Rudy Giuliani, over statements he made about election illegalities in the 2020 pres
Sen. Rogers, who raised over $3 million in recent years – the most of any legislative candidate in state history – is widely expected to defeat Cook in the Legislative District 7 (LD 7) primary on July 30.
Jake Lang, who has been incarcerated for three and a half years as a pre-trial detainee, has spent 800 days in solitary confinement for ridiculous infractions, such as accepting an interview with the media.
The panel of three justices, two of whom were appointed to the bench by Democratic presidents, gave no reason for their dismissal on June 20 and also denied a motion for sanctions by defendant Maricopa County, which was f
