Politics & Government

Blake Masters is the favorite candidate of neo-Nazis and white supremacists, one Republican analyst said.

Arizona’s sweltering summer primaries are primarily forgotten, and that’s by design.

A California investment firm bought Nancy Lake’s apartment complex. Then, her monthly rent went up nearly $500.

“When we take back the Federal Government we need to abolish 70% of the agencies and employees,” state senator Wendy Rogers tweeted Monday. That would put nearly 1.3 million gainfully employed Americans out of a job.

Senate hopefuls played to a base riled up about the border and harped endlessly on the 2020 election.

Big dollar backers didn’t flinch when Arizona Republican Paul Gosar took credit for inciting the January 6, 2021, attack on the United States Capitol.

Kari Lake thought that putting up smiling “Trump-endorsed” signs in central Phoenix was a good idea.

Grand Canyon University plans to evict dozens of residents at a mobile home park. This week, they took to the streets.

U.S. Senate hopeful Jim Lamon, who’s using his own fortune to fund his campaign, is accused of bashing Beijing and its cronies with money he earned from lucrative dealings with the Chinese Communist Party.

There’s a new villain in town and he’s terrorizing the people of Arizona. At least that’s the case being made in Elijah Norton’s new comic book, which hits mailboxes in metro Phoenix this week.

Before candidates fight for the Republican nomination in Arizona’s newly drawn First Congressional District, they’ll duke it out in court.

Long a devout “Back the Blue” supporter, Arizona Republican Paul Gosar called Texas cops incompetent following a mass shooting. Now, he’s looking to put more guns in Arizona schools.

Fact check, Paul Gosar: The Uvalde shooter was not “a transsexual leftist illegal alien named Salvatore Ramos.”

Eighteen Phoenix families are poised to move next week into IDA on McKinley, the tallest tower in North America made entirely out of shipping containers, according to developers.

The city of Phoenix and Maricopa County, in conjunction with several social services organizations, opened a new homeless shelter on May 13, just as temperatures began to spike.

One of every 1,000 Phoenix residents has been victimized in just over four months.

Just hours after a shooter killed 10 people Saturday in a racist attack at a grocery store in Buffalo, New York, Arizona State Senator Wendy Rogers implied that it was a false flag operation.

Kelli Ward is selling NFTs that feature her rendered as an election-fraud-themed Statue of Liberty.

An article on Arizona’s U.S. Senate candidate Blake Masters’ views on contraception went viral. Now, he’s threatening a lawsuit.

“It’s empowering and enlightening to see so many people here united,” one protester said.

One expert said the post was almost undoubtedly an “homage” to a meme used in neo-Nazi and far-right spaces.

“Don’t just go after the people that were the foot soldiers,” said Arizona Congressman Ruben Gallego.