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The Arizona Legislature, along with 19 other states, submitted an amicus curiae brief at the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals last week supporting Idaho’s voter ID law, which prohibits student ID cards as an acceptable form of identification for voting. Read More.

President Donald Trump signaled Friday that he was open to lowering his 145% tariff on imports from China ahead of weekend talks between the two economic Read More.

The College of Cardinals elected a new pope Thursday, the first from America in the 2,000-year history of the Catholic Church. Read More.

Republicans Monday blasted Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs’ vetoes of bills designed to protect communities from criminal illegal immigrants. Read More.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Arizona announced on Friday in a press release that immigration related criminal charges against 287 defendants were brought within 10 days, April 26 through May 5. Part of the Trump administration’s crackdown on illegal immigration, known as Operation Take Back America (OTBA), the charges were for entering the country illegally, reentering the country illegally, and human smuggling. Read More.

Republicans are using the budget reconciliation process to push through sweeping energy reforms despite Democratic opposition, including boosting oil and gas drilling on federal lands. Read More.

A federal grand jury indicted Ian William Moses, 35, on Wednesday for allegedly setting a new Cybertruck on fire outside a Tesla dealership located in Mesa. Read More.

Although President Donald Trump and his administration have cracked down on illegal crossings along the southern border, another problem persists, according to a new report from Read More.

We the People AZ Alliance (WPAA) has been investigating voting irregularities in Maricopa County in recent elections, and issued a video earlier this month going over problems with the signature verification on ballot affidavits from the botched 2020 election. Read More.

U.S. Rep Hamadeh, R-Arizona, is helping lead an effort to end what he calls the corrupt scheme for ranked choice voting. Read More.

An Arizona state employee working for the Department of Agriculture (AZDA) was arrested earlier this month for alleged human smuggling, resulting in his termination. Read More.

The 100-day milestone, though somewhat arbitrary, has been the typical benchmark for assessing a president’s initial rollout of their policy priorities. Trump's actions have been varied, but going unnoticed isn't one of them. Read More.

Senator Chuck Schumer is once again playing political theater, accusing President Trump of intimidating judges — a laughable claim coming from the same man who once stood on the steps of the Supreme Court and directly threatened Justices Gorsuch and Kavanaugh. The left's double standard is on full display. Read More.

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors (MCBOS) held a special public meeting on Wednesday to discuss a Shared Services Agreement (SSA) drafted by the MCBOS to give Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap some of his job responsibilities back. Read More.

Tren de Aragua’s alleged assassination of Venezuelan dissident Ronald Ojeda in Chile in 2024, using tactics linked to Venezuela’s military counterintelligence, underscores the gang’s growing transnational threat and highlights its ties to Nicolas Maduro’s regime and U.S. intelligence disputes. Read More.