A federal judge today ruled that Arizona's refusal to pay for incontinence briefs for disabled adults violates Medicaid laws. U.S. District Judge A. Wallace Tashima ordered the state to start covering the briefs for people who are incontinent because o... »
conservative-women.comIf a U.S. Senator from Vermont is right, then Maricopa County could be on the hook for repaying up to $25 million in federal taxpayer coin, thanks to the Justice Department's civ »
New data showed that Phoenix-area workers are earning less than the national average. »
by David Safier Below are two of 30 pics on the Republic website from yesterday's anti-SB 1070 rally in Phoenix. You can read the story here. (h/t to AZ Blue Meanie for the link.) »
Posted by AzblueMeanie: There was a great comedy album called "The Wategate Comedy Hour," with skits written by Jack Burns & Avery Schreiber, plus Ann Elder (1973). My favorite skit was Fannie Flagg playing Martha Mitchell, the wife of Attorney... »
Per yesterdays AZ Republic editorial: Which brings us to former Democratic Sen. Dennis DeConcini’s testimony. Who, exactly, authorized DeConcini to “apologize” before Congress for his state’s behavior? A member of the Senate for 18 years, the Tucson na... »
The fate of SB1070 is not up to the U.S. Supreme Court, no matter how the justices rule. It isn’t up to the lawyers who argued for the law or against it. Or up to the protestors who marched in Phoenix. The fate of Arizona’s immigration enforcement law ... »
District spent less money in classroom, slightly more money on administration, 2011 audit found. »
