The Colin Kaepernick issue isn’t going away as the 2017 season begins. Would you really boycott your team because one of its stars took a knee during the national anthem?
You told us we needed to make our stories easier to read online. We listened. Tell us what you think now.
Twitter thread of two decades of coverage of the former sheriff goes viral, reaching hundreds of thousands
Yes, there was violence from both sides in Charlottesville; but that didn’t mean those opposing racism were wrong.
Proof that I actually saw what I said I saw.
I could have investigated any number of important topics this past weekend for today’s column. Instead, I opted to spend Saturday night researching the quintessential downtown Phoenix experience
The execution of Ronald Phillips, who raped and beat to death a 3-year-old Ohio girl, became part of the conversation about how we kill our killers. Arizona must answer this question before its next execution.
In 1973, columnist Art Buchwald provided Nixon supporters a handy list of responses to questions from nasty liberals. It seems appropriate to borrow some of it here. (I am not a crook.)
It’s what I asked him to do in a “Dear John Letter.” I didn’t expect him to take me so literally.
These aren’t presidential position papers. These are the ramblings of a man who only five years ago was tweeting about the love affair between the stars of the movie Twilight.
How does standing in line at the DMV to change the address on your driver’s license compare to the Trail of Tears and slavery?
Of course not, at least in a biological sense. But what else is there new to talk about as Sheriff Joe finally goes on trial today?
Okay, we can all agree that Obamacare wasn’t perfect, but what’s the rush? Get it right this time.
By the time I arrived here in 2013, Psycho’s Janet Leigh was dead and so, it seeemed, was downtown Phoenix.
Whether at a restaurant or bar, the worth of the meal is so much more than the quality of the food and drink
Stephen Lemons, columnist for the Phoenix New Times, bids farewell to friends and enemies.
Critics of the listings’ behemoth Backpage.com pull out the long knives for its erstwhile owners Michael Lacey and Jim Larkin.
Phoenix anarchist Beth Payne says the left-wing John Brown Gun Club will not fire the first shot against right-wing militias.
A member of the Arizona Liberty Guard has Nazi symbolism on his Facebook page, though he insists that he is not a neo-Nazi.
Department of Child Safety Director Greg McKay is true to his cop roots with a memo okaying secret recordings and lie-detection software.
Perennial candidate for office Kelli Ward gets excluded from the March4Trump rally, crashes it anyway, then keeps talking on Facebook. Armed militia at March4Trump identified by Southern Poverty Law Center.
Nativists, bikers, militiamen, Trumpkins and alt-righters, oh, my!
