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Mitchell Takes Tough Stand On Organized Retail Theft
By Daniel Stefanski | The top prosecutor for Arizona’s largest county continues to take a tough stand against organized retail theft in her jurisdiction. Last week, Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell announced that charges were being filed...
Arizona Politicos React To New Mexico Governor’s Public Health Emergency For Guns
By Daniel Stefanski | Arizonans may have gained valuable insight into the future direction of their state – thanks to a surprising action from a neighboring state. Last week, New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham signed an Executive Order to...
Google To Construct $600 Million Data Center In Mesa
By Daniel Stefanski | An internet search engine giant is making a significant investment in the Grand Canyon State. Last week, Google unleashed a significant announcement, revealing that it would soon be constructing a $600 million data center in...
Ninth Circuit Hears Oral Arguments On Lawsuit Against Genetic Defects Abortion Ban
By Corinne Murdock | On Monday, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral arguments in a lawsuit arguing against the state’s ban on abortions solely for genetic defects. In the case, Isaacson v. Mayes, pro-abortion doctors and groups...
Department Of Defense Visits Arizona State University To Recruit Diversity Hires
By Corinne Murdock | The Department of Defense (DOD) headed to Arizona State University (ASU) this week to seek out more diversity hires. On Tuesday and Wednesday, the Biden administration’s DOD came through its Taking the Pentagon to the...
Mesa School Board Member, NAACP President: People Need To Talk About Race More
By Corinne Murdock | Mesa Public Schools (MPS) board member and National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) East Valley chapter president Kiana Sears says more discussions about race need to occur. Sears issued the remarks in...
Horne Takes Hobbs And Mayes To Court Over English Language Learners
By Daniel Stefanski | Arizona’s Republican Schools Chief is taking the state’s Democrat Governor and Attorney General to court. Last week, Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne announced that he had “filed a lawsuit against Governor Katie...
Rio Verde Foothills Water Troubles Nearly Over After Scottsdale Vote
By Daniel Stefanski | An Arizona community’s months-long wrangling over water will be coming to a temporary end. On Tuesday, the Scottsdale City Council voted to adopt Resolution No. 12892, which is an agreement to provide water for the Rio Verde...
Chinese Professor With World Economic Forum History Leads Critical Race, Gender Theory Research On Children At ASU, NAU
By Corinne Murdock | A professor hailing from China with a World Economic Forum (WEF) background is behind critical race and gender theory research on children at two of Arizona’s taxpayer-funded universities. Sonya Xinyue Xiao...
Arizona Lawmakers Appeal To NCAA On Behalf Of ASU Football Player Denied Transfer Waiver
By Daniel Stefanski | Football season has reserved the attention of many of Arizona’s Republican and Democrat legislators. Late last month, a bipartisan coalition of 35 lawmakers sent a letter to the President of the National Collegiate Athletic...
Horne Redirects Funds Toward Tutoring Programs That Address Learning Loss
By Daniel Stefanski | This week, Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne announced that he was “making $40 million available to parents of elementary grade students to pay for free tutoring in reading, writing and math beginning October 2.”...
Goldwater Institute Heads To Court To Challenge Court Of Appeals Judge Retention System
By Daniel Stefanski | An Arizona-based organization is going to court again to protect the interest of state voters. This week, the Goldwater Institute announced that its legal team had filed a special action petition with the Arizona Supreme Court...
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