By Lorin McLain Present Obama left the nation with a message coupled with hope and warning in his farewell address this week. America’s 44th president took the opportunity to note his accomplishments and ultimately his legacy, and also warned of
By Lorin McLain Sheriff Joe doesn’t plan on leaving office without making a final stink on the Obama birther debacle. Maricopa County’s embattled sheriff on Thursday held a press conference claiming his office has new evidence showing President Obama’s birth certificate was
By Lorin McLain Leaving office after two terms of butting heads with Republican majority members, it’s no surprise the legacy of Barack Obama will show mixed success in policies affecting Arizona. The Grand Canyon State’s current economic health is noticeably better
By Lorin McLain Donald Trump’s proposed border wall seemed to find it’s way into President Obama’s final speech as president to the UN General Assembly. Obama’s message to world leaders this week sounded more reflective and cautionary than an optimistic
PHOENIX — Thousands of unaccompanied immigrant children have crossed the U.S. border in recent months, According to the Pew Research Center, many, if not all of these can be attributed to poverty and regional violence in three Central American countries.
PHOENIX — President Barack Obama said its time to act alone when it comes to tackling Immigration Reform. According to Fox Latino News, Obama said that Republicans in the House of Representatives are standing in the way of fixing the
By Colton GavinCronkite News The farm bill signed Friday by President Barack Obama includes $8 billion in cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, but experts say the cuts will not affect food-stamp benefits in Arizona. That was little comfort
It’s not as sexy as a spy novel, but things are heating up after the latest reports of espionage by the U.S. National Security Agency. International leaders say they’re outraged, and the Obama administration says it’s investigating. Here are five
By Chad Garland Cronkite News WASHINGTON – Arizona residents will be offered health-insurance plans with some of the lowest premiums in the country when federal insurance marketplaces begin open enrollment Tuesday under Obamacare, the government said Wednesday. The report
By Emilie Eaton Cronkite News WASHINGTON – A year after the Obama administration said it would defer deportation of immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children, only about half of eligible Arizonans have applied for the
