Arizona Congressman Ruben Gallego created a firestorm yesterday, August 30, 2025, when he launched into a social media tirade against the woman who was the only person killed during the January 6, 2025, protest at the US Capitol. Gallego, who...
Immigration has long been a flashpoint in Arizona politics, but in recent weeks, the controversy has shifted from policy debates at the Capitol to Instagram stories and councilmember posts. The conservative social media account Libs of TikTok has thrust two...
AZGOP Chair Gina Swoboda announced that the Arizona Republican Party (AZGOP) joined with Restoring Integrity and Trust in Elections (RITE) PAC to file an amicus curiae brief (“Friend of the Court” brief) in federal court defending the newly enacted requirement...
Rep. John Gillette told the Arizona Globe that Arizona’s semiconductor surge is no accident. “Arizona is winning, and we should say it plainly,” Gillette said. “The Trump Administration first put TSMC on a path to Arizona in 2020, and that decision catalyzed...
Apple’s latest pledge to invest $100 billion more in America, bringing its total U.S. commitment to $600 billion over the next four years, is more than just a national headline — it’s a significant win for Arizona’s growing semiconductor industry. Yet...
Maricopa Superintendent of Public Instruction Shelli Boggs is applauding President Trump’s announced return of the Presidential Fitness Test, reviving the historic program promoting physical fitness and wellness among America’s youth. Initially established in 1966, the fitness challenge assessed students through...
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes(D) has quickly become one of the nation’s most litigious state attorneys general, filing or joining at least 25 lawsuits against the Trump administration since January. Critics say the barrage of legal action is less about...