Politics & Government

“The Arizona GOP should be panicking right now.”

A sentient golf cart could have won this race.

In Arizona, it is not legal for teachers to strike.

It’s too early to say what caused the fire, investigators say.

“Wait for more people to die (or) start working on this now.”

Good news: The government isn’t coming for your paleteros and eloteros.

“We do need you to stick with the talking points provided.”

Interestingly, the governor didn’t hold a photo op to celebrate the passage of this particular bill.

So far this year, 21 pedestrians and one bicyclist have been killed in Phoenix alone.

“Arizona welcomes Uber self-driving cars with open arms and wide open roads.”

Undocumented students in Arizona are starting to come to terms with what the ruling means for their education.

The first 225 members of the Arizona National Guard have been sent to the U.S.-Mexico border as part of a security mission announced last week by Defense Secretary James Mattis.

Archaeologists: “Once you destroy an archaeological site, it’s gone forever.”

People who were clearly at the parade for the beads, red solo cups, and party atmosphere yelled at protesters, telling them to go home.

“It’s not going to to target just anyone selling food, it’s going to target Latinos selling food or ice cream in the park.”

“We have presented our demands, now it’s up to the Pride board…”

We have answers.

There’s always Facebook.

The rally opened up with a prayer asking God “that you give us the ability to drain the swamp.”

Quite a change from her anti-capitalist days.

“The matter between UBER and my clients has been resolved.”