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Knott's endorsement from Trump prompts votes leader to suspend
Brad Knott hasn’t won yet, but the leading vote-getter in the 13th Congressional District primary has suspended her campaign ahead of the May 14 runoff. Read More.
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Republicans’ Voter Registration Edge over Democrats Almost Doubles in Maricopa County, Statewide Increases to Almost Six Percent
Despite the Democratic wins in Arizona in 2020 and 2022, Republicans have been widening their voter registration edge over Democrats over the past four years. Read More.
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Arizona Senate passes abortion ban repeal, heads to Hobbs' desk
The Arizona State Senate voted to repeal the abortion law that would ban almost all abortions unless a mother’s life is at risk in a narrow Read More.
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Trump Leads Biden in Seven Swing States Including Pennsylvania, Georgia, Arizona: Poll
Former President Donald Trump has now pulled ahead of President Joe Biden in seven battleground states, including Pennsylvania, Georgia and Arizona, according to polling released Tuesday. Pollsters found Trump beat Biden by two percent in Pennsylvania, with the former president garnering the support of 47 percent of those polled compared to Biden's 45 percent. Eight percent of Pennsylvania respondents told pollsters they are undecided. Read More.
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Report: Arizona's housing market is in rough shape
A new report is sounding the alarm on Arizona’s housing market. Read More.
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Arizona State University Confirms Students Among 72 Arrested at Anti-Israel Encampment on Tempe Campus
Arizona State University (ASU) confirmed on Saturday a number of its students were among the 72 protesters arrested for the creation of an anti-Israel encampment on the school's Tempe campus. A university statement declared, "ASU Police arrested 72 people for trespassing after they set up an unauthorized encampment Friday," noting that such encampments are not allowed on the institution's property. Read More.
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Arizona Dept. of Public Safety gets headcount limit bump amid state agency caps
The Arizona Department of Public Safety had its headcount cap raised by 319 full-time employees on Friday, the governor’s office confirmed on Monday. Read More.
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Indicted senators will not face committee removals, other punishments
Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen is holding off on disciplinary action against Sens. Jake Hoffman and Anthony Kern following their indictments in the 2020 elector case. Read More.
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$4.5 million going toward new Arizona workforce
Hobbs on Thursday announced the Arizona Community College Workforce Scholarship Program. Read More.
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Lawfare Forever: Arizona Indicts Conservatives for 2020 Election Challenge
Several allies of former President Donald Trump and members of Arizona's Republican Party were indicted in the alternate electors plot. Read More.
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Biden Regulator Passes Rule with Massive Implications for Millions of Workers
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) issued a final rule Tuesday banning noncompete agreements nationwide, affecting millions of Americans. Read More.
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More than 1.7 million illegal entries in first six months of fiscal 2024
More than 1.7 million foreign nationals have illegally entered the U.S. in the first six months of fiscal 2024, the greatest number for this time period Read More.
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Taiwanese TSMC Workers Reportedly Aim to Have Children in Arizona so Kids Become U.S. Citizens
A Tuesday report which detailed alleged culture clashes between local workers and those from Taiwan at the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) facilities in Arizona reveals some workers from Taiwan, who relocated to Arizona to build the plants, will seek to start or expand families so their children reap the benefits of U.S. citizenship. The Rest of World report described TSMC's ventures in Arizona as a "debacle," with American engineers subjected to intense scrutiny, public humiliation and restricted communications while being trained by TSMC in Taiwan. Read More.
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Arizona recieves $156 million solar power grant from federal government
The Environmental Protection Agency awarded $156 million in federal taxpayer dollars toward developing solar power access in the state of Arizona. Read More.
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Hobbs vetoes bill requiring party affiliation listed for school board races
Hobbs vetoed legislation that would have required a school board candidate's party affiliation to be listed on the ballot. Read More.
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