This is an important win for people across the country who want to support organizations of their choice. But it particularly hits home here in Arizona.

As the media ramps up its scare tactics with new COVID variants, we cannot make the same mistakes. The government cannot be allowed to overstep its bounds.

The indoctrination needs to stop. Thankfully, many parents are fed up. Now, multiple states around the country are starting to do something about it.

Flooding a suburban area with migrants poses serious public health and safety risks, and it signals to the rest of the world that our border is wide open.

More than a year later, the states with the most severe COVID restrictions are experiencing much slower economic recovery than those that fully reopened.

If Mayor Gallego and the other Phoenix City Council members really care about their citizens, they should make reducing crime their new “best practice.”

While it claims to do things that sound good on paper, make no mistake. The only group of people who stand to benefit from this dangerous bill is Democrats.

We have seen a lag in job recovery all across the country. Fortunately, some states—including Arizona—have moved in the right direction.

The American Federation of Teachers is using its political clout to write CDC guidelines on schools reopening. But it gets worse.

You would think that public school districts would learn their lesson at some point. But apparently, they’re too committed to their agenda.

Vaccine passports are a serious threat to our civil liberties. That’s why Arizona lawmakers need to work toward stopping them.

Gilbert Public Schools notified 152 certified staff members that they would be without jobs for the 2021-2022 school year. And the announcement sent shockwaves throughout Arizona’s public school districts.