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Senator Wendy Rogers once again leads the way in supporting Campus Carry for Arizona colleges and universities. Explaining her vote, Sen. Rogers said, “The enforcement of law depends initially on deterrence. This is true globally and I as a military officer can tell you that. Peace through strength. […] We come from hardscrabble roots here […]

Arizona’s decision to explore investments in digital assets, such as bitcoin is indicative of a growing tendency in states to diversify public finances. Arizona lawmakers have taken a significant step toward embracing bitcoin, with the state Senate Finance Committee approving the “Arizona Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Act” (SB1025) in a 5-2 vote on Monday, Jan. 27. Co-sponsored

There’s Trump Drive in Montana, Trump Avenue in Florida, and a President Donald J. Trump Highway in Oklahoma. Lawmakers in at least two other states are now pushing to rename roadways after the twice-elected, 78-year-old president after his inauguration on Monday. Trump, who served as the country’s 45th President from 2017-2021, was sworn into office again on Monday in Washington,

Donald Trump’s inauguration as the 47th President of the United States is a rare and historic event. It marked only the second time a president has served non-consecutive terms—the first being Grover Cleveland in 1892. At 78 years old, Trump also became the oldest inaugurated President, surpassing the previous record held by Biden. Due to

The Arizona Senate Judiciary and Elections Committee passed election integrity bill SB 1011 with a 4-3 vote along party lines on Wednesday. Sponsored by Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen (R-Mesa), the bill is modeled after Florida election law, in order to speed up ballot tabulation. Florida announces election results overnight after an election, whereas Arizona has come under