Arizona reverses course, will allow Aaron Gunches to have 2 witnesses at execution
Gunches is scheduled to be executed on March 19. He will be the first person executed by the state of Arizona since 2022.
Trump Education Department investigates 45 colleges over ‘race-based’ programs
The schools may be violating Title VI of the Civil Rights Act by partnering with an organization that gives doctoral students insight toward obtaining a Ph.D. but limits eligibility based on race.
Education Department to investigate Arizona State University over diversity initiative
Arizona State University is among 45 total schools the federal agency claims is not complying with civil rights' obligations.
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Will There Be a Government Shutdown? Live Updates
With thousands of federal workers either fired, placed on administrative leave, or at immediate risk of losing their jobs, ...
Arizona Senate not liable for legal fees in Cyber Ninjas records fight, court rules
The Arizona Court of Appeals rejected claims by The Republic and ruled the Senate shouldn't have to pay for Cyber Ninjas' "obstructionist" tactics.
Labor unions ask court to stop Trump admin. from ending negotiated TSA contract
A coalition of labor unions has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, seeking to stop the Department of Homeland ...
Trump administration seeks Supreme Court relief on birthright citizenship injunctions
The Trump administration on Thursday sought permission from the Supreme Court to enforce President Donald Trump's executive ...