Juan is happy, but farmers are angry, the faithful are dismayed, kids may go hungry. (Photo credits (l to r): Ciscomani Facebook page, The Financial Times, Catholicreporter.com, Livenowfox.com) The House of Representatives, for the first time in several years, passed a five-year comprehensive Farm Bill last week (it had been, very Congresslike, kicking the can … Read more
Two Arizona Jobs Reports has Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs beaming. The first is a quarterly report by the Arizona Office of Economic Opportunity (OEO), prepared by Rounds Consulting Group, which showed the Grand Canyon State ranking third in the nation in job growth percentage. Another report by the Arizona Office of Economic Opportunity showed the … Read more
A day after introducing a bill called the Robin Hood Act, a measure designed to tax “an individual that has either $100 million or more in income or a billion dollars or more in assets, whenever you take out one of these loans, it’s going to be counted as if you cashed in that capital … Read more
A week after the Phoenix City Council unanimously passed a budget that focuses on affordability, and days before Phoenicians celebrate 602 day, a June 2 event where more than 350 organizations offer events or deals like 6.02% discounts or items as low as $6.02, Mayor Kate Gallego graciously interviewed with Blog for Arizona and discussed … Read more
That did not take long. Within hours of Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs’s re-election campaign releasing their first two ads of the 2026 political season, the Republican Governors Association’s Communication Director, Kollin Crompton, sent out an email press release condemning them, writing: “Good morning, Katie Hobbs is back with her first ad of the 2026 election … Read more