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Rep. John Ciscomani, a Republican from Arizona, has emerged victorious in his reelection campaign for Arizona’s 6th Congressional District. In a closely contested race for the seat representing the suburban areas of Tucson, Arizona, Ciscomani emerged victorious by defeating Democratic challenger Kirsten Engel. This election marked a rematch between the two candidates, with the incumbent … Read more
Last week, Proposition 139 received overwhelming support and approval from voters in Arizona, effectively enshrining abortion rights into the state’s constitution. The new measure grants the permission for abortions to be performed up until the point of fetal viability, typically occurring around 24 weeks. According to Fatima Goss Graves, the president and CEO of the … Read more
A Columbia University student demonstration aimed at “reclaiming” Veterans Day in support of Palestinians killed in Gaza was quite different from the protests that occurred on campus last year. In a surprising turn of events, student veterans showed up to confront the agitators and proudly demonstrate their own pride. Around 30 Columbia students and student-veterans … Read more
A psychiatrist on MSNBC advised viewers to consider distancing themselves from family members who had voted for Donald Trump during the upcoming holiday season. In her statement, she emphasized the importance of acknowledging and prioritizing one’s well-being. She expressed that if an individual finds themselves in a situation where their loved ones or close friends … Read more
A man from Casa Grande, aged 32, has been given a ten-year sentence in federal prison for enticing a minor, as authorities revealed recently. Adam Tovar received his sentence on October 22nd from U.S. District Judge Raner C. Collins. The judge also mandated a lifetime of supervised release for Tovar upon his release from prison, … Read more
A suspect has been arrested after a double shooting on November 8 in Phoenix left two people injured. The victims, who suffered gunshot wounds, are expected to survive. The shooting occurred around 1:40 a.m. near 43rd Avenue and McDowell Road, prompting police to respond quickly to the scene. Phoenix Police identified the suspect as 28-year-old … Read more
In ongoing protests against the ruling party’s claim of victory in the parliamentary election on October 26, thousands of opposition supporters gathered in Tbilisi, Georgia’s capital. Allegations that Russia was involved in tampering with the election results have fueled the protests. A crowd of protesters gathered outside the Georgian parliament, waving both Georgian and European … Read more
During this morning’s episode of The View, Ana Navarro issued a rather grim warning to Donald Trump‘s supporters following the announcement of Tom Homan as the administration’s border czar. Homan, a former ICE director, has expressed his readiness to deport families together as part of his mass deportation plan. This statement made a significant impact … Read more
The deadline for voters to fix any problems with their mail-in ballots will not be extended, according to the Arizona Supreme Court. This decision comes as the tight Senate race between Kari Lake and Ruben Gallego reaches its final stages. As of Sunday morning, projections from The Associated Press show that there is no clear winner in … Read more
Traditional healing practices have been an integral part of Indigenous communities for generations. Even today, alongside Western medicine, these practices are still widely used within tribal healthcare facilities across Arizona. Traditional healing services, although not included in federal programs like Medicaid, are still provided by many healthcare facilities in tribal communities for Indigenous patients. A … Read more