Arizona Rep. Ansari trolls House speaker for covering up Epstein files
Rep. Yassamin Ansari recreated a classic meme while sitting outside the office of the Republican Speaker of the House.
Rep. Yassamin Ansari recreated a classic meme while sitting outside the office of the Republican Speaker of the House.
Arizona isn’t exactly overflowing with Democrats, but these two young legislators have earned national attention.
Valley voters are being asked to approve the measure in an all-mail election. Here’s what it’s about.
Times were tough even when SNAP funds were flowing, “Sometimes it can only mean a cup of potatoes for a meal.”
Save daylight? Are we running out of it?
As he runs for governor, Andy Biggs isn’t passing up chances to suck up to Donald Trump.
Arizona, under Gov. Katie Hobbs, sold an empty Marana prison to a private prison group earlier this year.
An Arizona think tank says the math is simple: Make housing affordable, and the economy reaps benefits. But how to do it?
Tempe has a deal with Flock Safety, whose license plate cameras feed a national database that ICE has sometimes accessed.
Jay Feely, who is running for Congress as a Republican, posted a video covered military gear. “You poser,” Gallego wrote.
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes held a town hall to “gin up awareness” about the proposed 14% increase in energy costs.
A good sign catches the eye. A great one makes you laugh. These are our favorites from Saturday.
The weather is cooling down, and the mass protests are gearing back up.
GOP State Rep. Joseph Chaplik, who is mulling a Congressional bid, keeps amplifying Islamophobic social media content.
ICE Air Operations uses Mesa Gateway as headquarters for controversial third-country removals.
Hernan Castro has a big following among Arizona mushroom enthusiasts. He’s been in federal lockup since late May.
The Democratic congresswoman warned about severe consequences if Republicans don’t restore health care benefits they cut.
The mayor and police chief of the small tourist gem seemingly couldn’t stand each other.
“They use that all the time: ‘We dropped the ball.’ That must be the department catchphrase instead of ‘to serve and protect.'”
Rep. Abe Hamadeh, a staunch MAGA congressman, plans to run a bill to create 400,000 commerative Charlie Kirk coins.
The line between church and state was nowhere to be found at Sunday’s service, which drew masses of Charlie Kirk followers.
The Arizona memorial service of Charlie Kirk is set to be one of the year’s most notable events in Republican politics.