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Attorneys from Arizona are calling on the state's governor to rescind an executive order that limits the prosecution of abortion-related cases. Read More.

Former President Donald Trump appears to be the most electable Republican candidate in the 2024 race for the White House, a new poll shows. Read More.

A 9-year-old migrant child died at Banner Desert Medical Center in Mesa, Arizona on June 17 after suffering from seizures at the United States-Mexico border. Read More.

The fiscally conservative activist group Americans for Prosperity Action made its initial endorsements in the 2024 election cycle Friday, which includes three southwestern congressmen. Read More.

Following Katie Hobbs’ executive order to outlaw “extradition requests” from states seeking to prosecute individuals who seek abortion procedures, state Republicans are pushing back. Read More.

Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC said on Thursday it is sending more workers from Taiwan to the U.S. state of Arizona to help build a massive $40 billion factory to ensure its "fast ramp up". Read More.

Kris Mayes joined a group of attorneys general in filing an amicus brief this week, hoping to protect an aspect of the Affordable Read More.

An Arizona county elections director resigned from her position on Tuesday after accusing officials of politicizing elections and ... Read More.

In a historic ruling, The Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that the Harvard and UNC race-based affirmative action programs are unconstitutional. Read More.

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs (D) signed a pair of executive orders Tuesday that strengthened protections for LGBTQ people in the state, banning state support for so-called conversion therapy and requir… Read More.

Arizona Senate Republicans canceled a scheduled hearing Tuesday citing Gov. Katie Hobbs’ decision to stop the state’s 15 county attorneys from prosecuting abortion cases. Read More.

Arizona legislators Sen. Frank Carroll, R-Surprise and House Majority Leader Leo Biasiucci, R-Lake Havasu, are promoting the documentary "Sound of Freedom" as an extension of their Read More.

As part of the Federal Trade Commission’s ongoing review of its 1973 Negative Option Rule, the FTC proposed in March amendments to the rule and asked Read More.

In recent years, several state officials have raised concerns that some ballots could have been counted multiple times in their elections, resulting in more ballots counted than registered voters who voted. Others have raised the question of whether ballots could have been destroyed, resulting in more registered voters who voted than ballots counted. Read More.

A new NBC poll shows former President Trump remains the GOP front-runner after his indictment, with nearly half of GOP voters on the fence over whether he should be the party leader. Read More.