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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.

Former Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey announced on June 20 his new position as CEO of the Citizens for Free Enterprise political action committee. Read More.

Arizona is the leading producer of alfalfa in the US, shipping the crop to other countries as well as to other US states. Read More.

The Arizona State Senate voted 16-14 to pass HCR2039, which will place on the ballot a proposition that would terminate gubernatorial emergency powers after 30 days Read More.

What the report reveals above all is that the deep state is real, it's corrupt, and it’s at war with the American people. Read More.

Approximately 9% of America’s corporations moved headquarters since the beginning of 2022, the highest rate since 2017, with most corporations moving to Florida, Texas, and Arizona. Read More.

If the last seven years of constant anti-Trump intrigue have shown anything, it’s that America’s liberal so-called elites want to govern a certain way and will not tolerate being told otherwise. Read More.

Trump’s interview with Bret Baier has, understandably, gotten a lot of attention. Read More.

Katie Hobbs has vetoed a potential extension of a half-cent statewide sales tax measure that would have replaced the current infrastructure funding model. Read More.

A new study by the Vital Transformation and We Work for Health organizations estimates that recent federal drug policies could result in more than 11,000 jobs Read More.

The Senate Majority Leadership Team is advising members to opt out of “per diem” subsistence payments during this current legislative break. Read More.

A new Marist Poll found that the majority of Republicans are supporting former President Donald Trump in his 2024 campaign, despite him being under federal investigation. Read More.

The U.S. Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs approved subcommittee chair Kyrsten Sinema, I-AZ, and Senator James Lankford, R-OK’s Combating Cartels on Social Media Read More.