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Bud Light is sponsoring a Pride party for "all-ages" despite falling sales and anger against the brand for its partnership with influencer Dylan Mulvaney. Read More.

 The Republican National Committee says it remains committed to fighting against new laws to expand mass pre-election voting but, in some states, ballot harvesting is already the law — and Democrats are using it to run up voting leads in too many critical elections. Read More.

Democrat Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has vetoed Senate Bill 1696, which prohibited teachers from using school spaces to "film or facilitate" sexual activities. Read More.

As part of a VA loan application, the Arizona congressmen pledged the D.C. home was his ‘principal’ residence. Read More.

Arizona SCR 1037 desires to block counties from using electronic voting systems made outside the U.S. in upcoming federal elections, but it’s not a state law. Read More.

“Our Constitution really does give a rogue president tremendous power to destroy.” Read More.

Democrats joined with a drag queen at a public "Pride Party" to rally far-left progressive voters for Arizona's upcoming elections.  Read More.

Gov. Kevin Stitt will send Oklahoma National Guard troops to the southern border, joining other Republican governors who have made similar commitments. Read More.

After serving on the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors since 2016, Bill Gates announced on June 1 he would not run for reelection in 2024. Read More.

Arizona's universal school choice program is estimated to see significant growth over the next fiscal year to 100,000 students with a price tag of $900 million. Read More.

With an unknown volume of fentanyl and other drugs pouring through the southern border between ports of entry in Arizona, federal agents recently seized enough fentanyl Read More.

A 50-year-old man from Tucson, Arizona, was convicted of visa fraud and attempted unlawful procurement of citizenship on May 19. Read More.

The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget called the Fiscal Responsibility Act the 'largest deficit reduction bill in over a decade' Read More.

The chief of the U.S. Border Patrol has announced his retirement after turbulent years navigating the agency through COVID restrictions and most recently the expiration of Title 42. Read More.

The Phoenix Children's Hospital has told families they may no longer accept UnitedHealthcare insurance by June 1, causing panic for parents with kids battling long-term illnesses. Read More.