An Arizona tax judge hands AG Mark Brnovich’s a partial win in his lawsuit against ASU, which claimed the college misuses its tax exempt status and has violated the state constitution’s gift ban.
On June 13, a three-judge panel of the Arizona Court of Appeals ruled in favor of the former publisher of the Cochise County Record.
But we did get those bilingual signs before the art museum CEO took off for the blues skies you’ve ever seen in Seattle.Commentary: Phoenix Is Not Your Steppingstone for Museum Directors
Letters from ASU president Michael Crow to the corporate members of a tax watchdog organization reveal an imperious bully-boy in action.
Journalism geeks love to hate Gannett, but Digital First is worse. Still, neither can save the news biz.
Too many on the left want to punish the WikiLeaks founder for hurting Hillary Clinton’s campaign, forgetting the greater good he did before 2016.
Even liberals should cheer on the Republican attorney general in this fight against Arizona State University’s president.
No wonder Brenton Tarrant refers to the U.S. president as “a symbol of renewed white identity and common purpose.”
We couldn’t resist as we welcome back Stephen Lemons as a semi-regular columnist.
“You’re the one that received the request. You don’t really get to pass that off,” said attorney Danee Garone about ASU’s public records policy.
Thing is, Arpaio’s shtick has always involved acting the fool.
How can you tell the candidates for Jeff Flake’s Senate seat apart?
“He mentioned Trump and gold — I thought he was talking about a gold shower,” Arpaio explained.
Our nation’s youth make an impassioned plea for gun control, but what are we to do until that happens?
We named him Johnny, for Johnny Weissmuller, because he was such a strong swimmer. I guess that dates us.
Oh, sure, what liberal think tank came up with this statistic? You might be surprised.
And as for the Redskins, well, they can go to Hail.
The film that should remind all of us that journalism matters, whether it’s practiced in Washington, D.C., or Casa Grande, Arizona.
This little man does not deserve to be your U.S. Senator.
In fact, state of Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson says it may have been Motel 6 that was breaking the law.
Just like golf can destroy a good walk, errors can destroy our credibility
I put the names in alphabetical order so you can do a quick check to see if you are on it.
