PHOENIX, Ariz.—There was a flash of lightning in the darkened sky as Kari Lake hustled into a television studio at Arizona State University with a few staffers for a political debate that will help set the course of the state’s Republican Party.It’s the onset of monsoon season in south central Arizona, when the scorching heat can give way to dramatic lightning strikes, gusty winds, downpours Read More
The historic surge of illegal immigrants across America’s southern border is fueling a hidden crime spree few in Washington seem willing or able to address: widespread identity theft by migrants who need U.S. credentials to work. Read More
In the immediate wake of the overturning of Roe v. Wade, I repeatedly came across the same meme floating around social media. It consists of a still from the famous “I’m Just a Bill” musical segment from the 1970s educational television series “Schoolhouse Rock!” In it, a personified piece of legislation, aptly named Bill, sits on the steps of the Capitol with a little boy. In the show, Read More