Hillary Clinton at a March campaign rally at Carl Hayden High School in Phoenix. Her campaign announced a new commitment of funds and rallies in the state, giving Democrats hope that Arizona could be in play this Election Day. (Photo
The chair of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus said millennial Hispanic voters should realize that “there are really only two options in this next election” – Democrat Hillary Clinton or Republican Donald Trump. (Photo by Erik Hersman/Creative Commons) By Jessica
Donald Trump speaks to a crowd in Prescott Valley, AZ, on October 4, 2016. (Feature Photo by Bri Cossavella/ Cronkite News) By Bri Cossavella and Peter Cheng | Cronkite News PRESCOTT VALLEY – Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump pounded
Immigrants’ share of the U.S. workforce has grown over the past 20 years, but a new report says those workers have generally benefited native-born workers with higher wages and more opportunities in the long run. (Photo by Jeffrey Beall/Creative Commons) By Jessica
By Lorin McLain On the day after the most anticipated presidential debate in history, the general consensus seems to be the Clinton campaign train is back on track and running full steam ahead. Historically, the first debate helps shape the
(Feature Photo: Protester Jarvis Johnson is detained by Tempe police on Sept.26, 2016. (Photo by Kennedy Scott/Cronkite News) By Courtney Columbus and Claire Roney | Cronkite News (Tempe, AZ) – Longtime Phoenix activist Rev. Jarrett Maupin led about 50 protesters across
Left: Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick, D-Flagstaff, photographed in 2014. (Photo by Camaron Stevenson/Cronkite News) Right: Sen. John McCain speaks at the Cronkite School. (Photo by Alejandra Armstrong/Cronkite News) By Gavin Maxwell | Cronkite News Arizona’s two major U.S. Senate candidates, Rep.
(Featured Photo: berkeleyschools.net) (Tempe, AZ) – Civil and immigration rights leader Dolores Huerta endorsed Ann Kirkpatrick for the U.S. Senate today, praising Kirkpatrick’s unwavering support for comprehensive immigration reform, the DREAM Act, rebuilding our education system, and her commitment to fighting for
(Featured Photo: Alan Freed/Shutterstock.com) (Phoenix, AZ) – As John McCain clings to Donald Trump to save his 33-year political career, a new poll by Latino Decisions suggests that an overwhelming majority of Arizona Latinos won’t vote for McCain due to his
An embassy official introduces Mexican Ambassador Carlos Sada, seated, and Vanita Gupta of the Justice Department before the signing of an agreement to protect workers’ rights in the U.S. (Photo by Claire Caulfield/Cronkite News) By: Claire Caulfield (Washington, DC) – Labor
