Ciscomani working for AZ-06
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Lilli Hancock
Special to the Arizona Daily Star
Many of us want to support local businesses, but we need to feel our money is well spent.
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Itzel Rios-Vega
Special to the Arizona Daily Star
In one of the sunniest cities in the country, we have an opportunity to show what it looks like to turn our abundant clean energy resources into tangible benefits for the people who live here.
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Matt Salmon
For the Arizona Republic
The following is the opinion and analysis of the writer:
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Carolyn Ancell
Special to the Arizona Daily Star
What about the orchestrators of war? What does it do to the human heart to know your efforts resulted in the destruction of another human heart?
Americans are understandably freaked out about the possibility of disruption in the elections next month. I get the concern.
Recent books and studies have begun to highlight the risks that artificial intelligence poses to children. This is a good thing. Maybe we’re collectively realizing that we shouldn’t wait a decade after a new technology emerges — as we did with social media — before sounding the alarm.
Nearly two years into his role as secretary of defense, Pete Hegseth has yet to leave his old job as a Fox News host behind. His recent “State of the Force” address at the Quantico military base in Virginia demonstrated again that he’s more interested in fighting a culture war and delivering…
Parents dismayed by the sorry state of penmanship, take heart: A decade and a half after most states stopped requiring cursive in public schools, instruction is making a comeback.
- Eugene Corral, North side
What a coincidence that we have a deal with Putin to supply cheaper diesel. Which will help the farmers and truckers; strong Trump voters. Then all of a sudden Trump is calling for a new president in Ukraine. All happening right before the midterms. Makes one wonder?
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We, the United States, put sanctions on Russia because of their unprovoked attack on Ukraine. We put sanctions on Iran because of their supposed attempt to develop a nuclear weapon and their closing of the Strait of Hormuz. Russia has helped Iran with intelligence to target our troops and ba…
Amazing how the Arizona Daily Star was somehow able to publish a print edition the day after the Great Sonoran Earthquake in 1887, but not on Columbus Day/ Indigenous People's Day in 2026!
As a 40 year subscriber to the Arizona “Daily” Star print version I am very displeased that you have decided not to print a paper on holidays. What a bad decision. Please change your name to the Arizona “We print the paper when we feel like it “ Star! It is very difficult to read and follow …
Since I have been unable to reach a person to talk to on your customer service number, I am using this letter to ask you how much of a credit will I be getting since you will not be delivering a paper each year for thirteen days (which is approximately half a month). I am sure you realize th…
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I read with genuine interest the Arizona Daily Star’s recent story about David Hoffmann’s investment in Lee Enterprises and his vision for local newspapers.
A defining moment from John McCain’s 2008 campaign is being revisited as a reminder of political integrity, highlighting the importance of correcting misinformation — even within one’s own party — in today’s polarized climate.
Americans are understandably freaked out about the possibility of disruption in the elections next month. I get the concern.
Recent books and studies have begun to highlight the risks that artificial intelligence poses to children. This is a good thing. Maybe we’re collectively realizing that we shouldn’t wait a decade after a new technology emerges — as we did with social media — before sounding the alarm.
Nearly two years into his role as secretary of defense, Pete Hegseth has yet to leave his old job as a Fox News host behind. His recent “State of the Force” address at the Quantico military base in Virginia demonstrated again that he’s more interested in fighting a culture war and delivering…
Parents dismayed by the sorry state of penmanship, take heart: A decade and a half after most states stopped requiring cursive in public schools, instruction is making a comeback.
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Resolution for the Arizona border wall
What a coincidence that we have a deal with Putin to supply cheaper diesel. Which will help the farmers and truckers; strong Trump voters. Then all of a sudden Trump is calling for a new president in Ukraine. All happening right before the midterms. Makes one wonder?
We, the United States, put sanctions on Russia because of their unprovoked attack on Ukraine. We put sanctions on Iran because of their supposed attempt to develop a nuclear weapon and their closing of the Strait of Hormuz. Russia has helped Iran with intelligence to target our troops and ba…