Norvell Rose Nearly two years ago, a Mexican teen was shot to death by a U.S. Border Patrol agent near the fence that separates the United States from Mexico. A few weeks ago, the ACLU, acting on behalf of the mother of 16 year-old Jose Antonio Elena Rodriguez, filed suit against Customs and Border Protection […] Continue reading → 
Voters cast ballots Tuesday in primary elections in Florida, Arizona and Vermont. Highlights: ___ TOP OF THE TICKET Democrats in Florida went with a former Republican as their nominee for governor. Well-funded Republican-turned-Democrat Charlie Crist was favored in his race against former state Sen. Nan Rich. Crist, who was Florida’s governor from 2007 until 2011, […] Continue reading → 
Lake Mead is one of the main reservoirs in the vast Colorado River water system, and its receding shoreline is raising concerns about the future of a network serving the perennially parched Southwest. Marina operators, water managers and farmers are closely tracking the reservoir’s water level, which is already at its lowest point since Hoover […] Continue reading → 
“We have ceded to the cartels 20 miles, 30 miles inside the United States” TUCSON, Arizona – A cattle-ranching couple in southern Arizona hopes that dramatic hidden-camera video showing suspected drug or immigrant smugglers crossing their property will help persuade federal officials to shift resources southward to eliminate what they call a dangerous “no-man’s land” […] Continue reading → 
In the August issue of Townhall Magazine, where this column originally appeared, RedState director Bryan Pruitt makes the case for why it’s far past time for Arizona Republicans to find a real conservative to represent their state. It seems that you can’t go a day lately without Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) appearing on television advocating […] Continue reading → 
Tonight Missouri is scheduled to kill the convicted murderer Michael Worthington the same way Arizona killed murderer Joseph Rudolph Wood last month: by lethal injection. Wood took two hours to die as he gasped for breath, by one account, “like a fish on shore gulping for air.” Arizona’s botched execution by lethal injection marked the […] Continue reading → 
No one on the Supreme Court objected publicly when the justices voted to let Arizona proceed with the execution of Joseph Wood, who unsuccessfully sought information about the drugs that would be used to kill him. Inmates in Florida and Missouri went to their deaths by lethal injection in the preceding weeks after the high […] Continue reading → 
As the openly gay mayor of the fourth-biggest U.S. city, Annise Parker has been defending Houston’s equal-rights law against those who say it will let men in dresses invade women’s restrooms. Opponents of the rule — which ensures that lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals share equal protection in employment and housing — have gathered […] Continue reading → 
Infowars reporter Joe Biggs takes to the sky to demonstrate just how serious this manufactured border meltdown really is. With aerial proof of a nonexistent border fence on a large portion of the Arizona/Mexico border, it becomes even more obvious that the border collapse is an orchestrated and contrived assault on the American people. Continue reading → 
An Arizona inmate took almost two hours to die by lethal injection on Wednesday and his lawyers said he “gasped and snorted” before succumbing in the latest botched execution to raise questions about the death penalty in the United States. The execution of convicted double murderer Joseph Wood began at 1:52 p.m. at a state […] Continue reading → 
Jonathan Butcher Last October, Rebecca Stolzberg was indicted on three felony and misdemeanor charges. Stolzberg, a finance administrator in Yavapai County, Arizona, created false invoices and spent nearly $20,000 of education funds meant for students on food and gift cards. Stolzberg’s theft is unfortunately not an isolated incident. The Arizona auditor general reports that over […] Continue reading → 
Ana Christina DaSilva Iddings, My path to the United States, 20 years ago, was far less traumatic than that of the 52,000 unaccompanied children from Central America who have arrived at the southern U.S. border since October. Since many of these children don’t qualify for asylum, immigration officials move them to detention centers — after […] Continue reading → 
Lawmakers and law enforcement agencies accuse admin. of deliberately weakening U.S. immigration law As the nation’s resources strain to accommodate the massive influx of illegal immigrants breaching the southern border from Central America, a great many believe the surge to be, not a sporadic “humanitarian crisis,” but a carefully concocted, premeditated plan, purposely set in […] Continue reading → 
Mayors from the GOP-dominated states of Texas and Arizona are calling on cities to use nature to fight the impacts of climate change, even while Republican governors and lawmakers repeatedly question the science that shows human-caused pollution contributes to global warming. As conservative governors criticize the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s new rules designed to cut […] Continue reading → 
Children’s faces pressed against glass. Hundreds of young boys and girls covered with aluminum foil-like blankets next to chain link fences topped with barbed wire. The pungent odor that comes with keeping people in close quarters. These were the scenes Wednesday from tours of crowded Border Patrol stations in South Texas and Arizona, where thousands […] Continue reading → 
Gerald Loeffers, Hi! It’s me again… this time we’re going to look at this illegal child explosion happening on the border. Kids from Mexico and all over South America, are all of the sudden showing up at the Mexican/Arizona border in droves!!!! What do you think these people are telling the border patriol? “News stations […] Continue reading →