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Arizona Supreme Court Reaffirms Transparency Requirements in UA Records Case
The Arizona Supreme Court today unanimously reaffirmed that when citizens seek records from government agencies—as they have a right to do under state law—the government cannot wrongly withhold information and get away with it. On the contrary, while…
Renewables popularity is waning, according to Pew polling
Three published polls by the Pew Research Center, two in 2026 and one in 2025,…
Why County Tax Increases Can Be Tricky
St. Louis County Executive Sam Page is asking the St. Louis County Council to…
Minnesota’s most wanted
Fahad Mohamed Nur remains as the sole Minnesota representative on the FBI’s 10…
In Connecticut, Betraying the Public Doesn’t Always Cost You Your Pension
Kosta Diamantis was convicted of corruption in October 2025. Nearly a year…
Stand with Dr. John Eastman to protect our Republic and uphold justice
STOP SOROS: SUPPORT LAUREN
Chip is fighting to defund a government administration that’s at war with the American people.
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