New Times readers react to ‘Trump Derangement Syndrome’ bill
People mocked the idea of a state study of Trump’s critics: ‘Why don’t we study political cults instead?’
People mocked the idea of a state study of Trump’s critics: ‘Why don’t we study political cults instead?’
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There aren’t any projects as massive as the now-finished Broadway Curve, but expect delays in these spots.
Who’s buried in my grave? Who sent the county attorney feces? Here are the wackiest things we covered this year.
The Supreme Court will weigh in on birthright citizenship and Arizona immigration activists will remain on guard next year.
According to one pest control company, one in every three Arizona homes has or will have termites at some point.
Leezah Sun was drummed out of the Arizona Legislature due to a variety of ethical issues.
As Donald Trump moves to reschedule weed as less dangerous, Arizona’s weed industry is taking a wait-and-see approach.
What, your heart isn’t bursting with love for the commander in chief? Are you feeling OK?
Eric Ferrales came to the U.S. as a small child, his mother said. He speaks no Spanish but may be deported to Mexico.
“Of course not!” you’re saying. But we’ve gotten closer to a white Christmas than you might think.
Michael Breuer, 75, was the 11th person killed by a Phoenix police officer this year.
State Rep. Selina Bliss has taken up a favorite GOP pastime: targeting trans children over youth sports.
The state health department said a lab incorrectly told dispensaries that distillates tested negative.
Two women retracted their claims, made in now-dismissed lawsuits, that Glendale surgeon Bradley Becker operated while drunk.
We’ve been breaking December temperature records left and right the last few years. Could another one fall?
Records show Justin Heap didn’t come in after his office wrongly told 83,000 voters their registrations would be canceled.
Wednesday, the Phoenix City Council voted to curb harm reduction activities. But before that, Jim Waring delivered a screed.
ICE said Edwar Gonzalez was “briefly detained,” but he spent nearly three days locked up despite legal permission to be here.
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Lupe Conchas wants to end oversight-free city council stipends. At the same time, he asked people to send him money directly.
The Trump administration seems intent on making an example of Sen. Mark Kelly for telling troops to disobey unlawful orders.