Politics & Government

State Sen. John Gillette said Islamophobia isn’t real and said Muslims should go back to the “shithole they left.”

Andy Biggs and Karrin Taylor Robson parrot Donald Trump’s conspiracy theories about mail voting. They also vote by mail.

Once again for those in the back: Posting about the public activity of law enforcement is protected by the First Amendment.

Tempe passed the ordinance two months ago despite criticism that it targeted groups who help unhoused people in city parks.

The Trump-lovin’ conspiracy theorist is on the warpath to rid the federal government of anyone not sufficiently MAGA.

Records show that one immigration detainee was kept at the facility, which has no beds or showers, for 42 days.

The council had been set to vote on whether to put a measure repealing a divisive new Tempe ordinance before voters.

“You’re the only news source in the state that I will not waste time on,” the state schools chief told us in an email.

The council will weigh repealing the new ordinance, which critics say cracks down on groups that help the homeless.

GOP attorney general hopeful Rodney Glassman claims “support” from the Yuma County Sheriff, who says he hasn’t endorsed him.

Warren Petersen stopped by a show published by ex-legislator David Stringer, who once pleaded to child sex charges.

Opponents of the new ordinance, which they say cracks down on mutual aid events, gathered enough valid signatures.

Perma-candidate Rodney Glassman repeatedly accepted campaign donations above the legal limit, triggering an investigation.

At the “Sleepy Schweikert Snoozefest,” sleepwear was in as activists made fun of Schweikert for conking out.

Kari Lake seems to be the “acting CEO” of a federal agency just as much as she’s the governor of Arizona.

Even local GOP chair Lisa Everett wants to stop Kawaii Sushi owner Kelly Yu’s deportation: “We need to bring her home.”

Jerry Sheridan claims he’s no Sheriff Joe. Still, he’s brought back some of Arpaio’s favorite badge-wearin’ bubbas.

Sushi joint owner Kelly Yu has been in ICE detention since May. Her husband has “lost faith” that she’ll avoid deportation.

A police commander says Chief Kenneth McCoy improperly gave city brass sensitive info to hound people feeding the unhoused.