Deportation to third-world countries
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Reyna Montoya
Special to the Arizona Republic
Fall is here, and for many Arizona students, that means FAFSA season.
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Michael A. Chihak
Special to the Arizona Daily Star
Republicans have put forth and embraced claims of election fraud, and they have embedded falsehoods into this fall’s election campaign.
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Heather Mace
Special to the Arizona Daily Star
To paraphrase Nikole Hannah-Jones: I may always wonder whether we made the right decision, I know we made the just one.
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Andrew Hansen
Special to the Arizona Daily Star
New policies from Washington, D.C., would dramatically reduce the size of wildlands and threaten wildlife’s ability to survive.
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Terry Bracy
Special to the Arizona Daily Star
The only way we can begin reclaiming the America we love is to beat Trump at the polls.
These are the best of times for Americans — at least economically and on paper (in the metaphorical sense of course, since no one uses paper anymore). We’ve never been richer or more prosperous as a nation. Living standards and life expectancy are at all-time highs. Yet it feels like the eco…
Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic candidate for Senate in Michigan, has a simple pitch to voters. Imagine, he says, a health-insurance plan with “no premium, no copay, no deductible — just healthcare when you need it.” El-Sayed and other proponents call the idea Medicare for All.
What if we got it all wrong? That’s the question that usually goes through my mind at this point in every election cycle. Because 25 years of experience in analyzing elections has made me more humble than cocky.
For students, alumni and fans, there’s nothing quite like college football on an autumn afternoon. The thrill of the action, the roar of the crowd and the beauty of a packed stadium all combine to make the sport one of the most popular in the nation in the 157 years since collegiate players …
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Reyna Montoya
Special to the Arizona Republic
Fall is here, and for many Arizona students, that means FAFSA season.
Despite years of historically opposing mail-in voting, President Donald Trump urged Republicans in a Truth Social video to cast ballots early or by mail ahead of midterm elections.
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According to organizers, this year's event raised more than $970,000 to support Alzheimer's research, care and support services.
How much more cruel and barbaric can the Trump government be when they send poor, desperate refugees, asylum seekers, or simply illegals to a third country? The legality of this practice now depends on a decision by the Supreme Court, but by all categories of a democratic country subscribed …
I am writing to express my disgust at Juan Ciscomani for trying to convince voters to support him by blatantly lying about his opponent. Big yellow signs have popped up attacking Mendoza. If you get close enough to read the fine print, you will see they are funded by his campaign. And they lie.
I’m pleased to learn that many of our national forests will soon be open to off-road vehicles. We recently hiked sections of the Arizona National Trail in Southern Arizona, and the John Muir Trail in California. As I get older, it's getting harder to carry my gear, food, and water. I look fo…
Evidence has come to light that the prison in Marana run by profiteer MTC had numerous sexual assaults that it apparently tried to hide from federal regulators.
Open the Official Voter Information Booklet and Prop 421 looks popular: 69 arguments in favor. Look closer. Fifty-seven were paid for by TEP for Tucson, a PAC funded solely by TEP. Twenty-five were submitted by TEP employees. Nearly all repeat the same talking points; "reliable" appears at l…
Republicans have put forth and embraced claims of election fraud, and they have embedded falsehoods into this fall’s election campaign.
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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.
These are the best of times for Americans — at least economically and on paper (in the metaphorical sense of course, since no one uses paper anymore). We’ve never been richer or more prosperous as a nation. Living standards and life expectancy are at all-time highs. Yet it feels like the economy is broken.
Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic candidate for Senate in Michigan, has a simple pitch to voters. Imagine, he says, a health-insurance plan with “no premium, no copay, no deductible — just healthcare when you need it.” El-Sayed and other proponents call the idea Medicare for All.
What if we got it all wrong? That’s the question that usually goes through my mind at this point in every election cycle. Because 25 years of experience in analyzing elections has made me more humble than cocky.
For students, alumni and fans, there’s nothing quite like college football on an autumn afternoon. The thrill of the action, the roar of the crowd and the beauty of a packed stadium all combine to make the sport one of the most popular in the nation in the 157 years since collegiate players first took the field for a game.
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Deportation to third-world countries
How much more cruel and barbaric can the Trump government be when they send poor, desperate refugees, asylum seekers, or simply illegals to a third country? The legality of this practice now depends on a decision by the Supreme Court, but by all categories of a democratic country subscribed …
I am writing to express my disgust at Juan Ciscomani for trying to convince voters to support him by blatantly lying about his opponent. Big yellow signs have popped up attacking Mendoza. If you get close enough to read the fine print, you will see they are funded by his campaign. And they lie.
I’m pleased to learn that many of our national forests will soon be open to off-road vehicles. We recently hiked sections of the Arizona National Trail in Southern Arizona, and the John Muir Trail in California. As I get older, it's getting harder to carry my gear, food, and water. I look fo…