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GOP Lawmakers, Ducey Not Deterred On Cutting Taxes If They Take Federal COVID Cash
Meanwhile, Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich is preparing for possible litigation on the issue.
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GOP AGs Slam Tax Cut Ban In Stimulus Law As ‘Unprecedented And Unconstitutional'
Republican attorneys general from 21 states are attacking the $1.9 trillion pandemic relief law as “unprecedented and unconstitutional"
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Redistricting Commission Chooses City Council Aide As Executive Director
Schmitt, who has spent nearly the past decade as chief of staff for Phoenix City Councilman Jim Waring, was selected on Tuesday
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Senate Confirms Haaland As First-Ever Native American To Serve In The Cabinet
In a narrow 51-40 vote, senators confirmed Haaland, a New Mexico Democrat, to serve as secretary of Interior.
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Judge Orders AZGOP And Its Attorneys To Pay Secretary Of State's Legal Fees
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge John Hannah dismantled the legal arguments that the AZGOP and its attorneys made in November.
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ADHS Expanding Vaccine Pilot Program Aimed At Low Vaccination ZIP Codes
ADHS’s program aims to use social media and other messaging to reach specific communities, specifically Hispanic communities.
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Will The Latest COVID Aid Package Prohibit Ducey’s Tax Cuts?
Some scenarios, such as slashing one tax but offsetting it with a tax increase, wouldn’t be a problem.
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Doctors: It’s Too Soon For Ducey To Lift COVID Restrictions
Ducey last week said he will begin allowing restaurants and other businesses to run at full capacity.
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A Counter-Majoritarian Party And Its Radically Anti-Democratic Plan To Keep Power
It’s little wonder that the Republican Party is embracing counter-majoritarian policies.
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Expanding KidsCare Is An Investment That Will Pay Off
For every dollar Arizona invests, we get five more to cover these kids.
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GOP Proposal To End Ducey’s COVID Emergency In AZ Advances
GOP lawmakers advanced a measure that would terminate the emergency declaration Gov. Doug Ducey issued last year as the pandemic began.
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Proposal Would Create More, Smaller House Districts
It is often said the government that is closest to the people serves them best, and one state senator wants to help lawmakers get a bit ...
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Study: Arizona’s Coronavirus Outbreak Began In Late February 2020
COVID-19 continues to ravage Arizona, but a study of the genomes of some Arizonans who have been infected say it began here in February.
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Ducey Wants Savings From K-12 Enrollment Decline To Help Students Who Have Fallen Behind In Pandemic
Gov. Doug Ducey plans to use millions of dollars that schools will lose from declining enrollment for programs to help students.
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GOP Proposal Would Criminalize ‘Intimidating’ Police, First Responders In AZ
A Republican lawmaker wants to make it a felony to intimate police, firefighters or other first responders.
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Dem Lawmakers Ask DOJ To Investigate AZ Republicans Over Capitol Attack
Democrats are asking the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate four Arizona Republicans for their possible role in the riots.
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Arizona Supreme Court Says Netherlands Can Enforce Court Settlement Against Mesa Company
The Arizona Supreme Court has ruled that a 2015 state law allows the Netherlands to enforce a $7.58 million judgment against MD Helicopters.
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December Is Arizona’s Worst Month For Coronavirus So Far
December is on track to be the deadliest and most infectious month for the coronavirus pandemic in Arizona.
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Arizona Congressional Delegation Mostly Splits On Party Lines Over COVID-19 Vaccine
Members of Arizona’s congressional delegation are deciding largely along partisan lines whether to avail themselves of the early access ...
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Maricopa County Judge Dismisses Subpoena Lawsuit But Says Senators Can Refile
Arizona state senators made the wrong argument in their lawsuit to force the county to comply with subpoenas, the judge ruled.
