Arizona Daily Star border reporter Emily Bregel reported last Sunday that our government is in the business of jailing confused grandmothers with no criminal history.
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The Arizona Daily Star endorses the passage of Propositions 418 and 419, the RTA Next plan and funding authorization.
There is absolutely no reason to question Mark Kelly’s patriotism or the validity of his military service, rank, and retirement status. To do so is a shameful abuse of power.
Elsewhere on this page, Hava Leipzig Holzhauer, the president and CEO of Jewish Philanthropies of Southern Arizona, Greater Tucson's Jewish Federation and Jewish Community Foundation, relates an act of antisemitism here in Tucson just a day after the horrific massacre at a Hanukkah celebrati…
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Have we so normalized governmental fraudulence that it’s acceptable for the Speaker of the House to be casual about swearing in elected members of Congress?
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Project Blue. What a catchy name. Evokes images of clear skies. And water. Which, in the desert, are mutually exclusive.
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Public lands are ours. They belong to all Americans. Congress must reject Trump Administration efforts to sell them into private hands.
Arizona Daily Star border reporter Emily Bregel reported last Sunday that our government is in the business of jailing confused grandmothers with no criminal history.
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The Arizona Daily Star endorses the passage of Propositions 418 and 419, the RTA Next plan and funding authorization.
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There is absolutely no reason to question Mark Kelly’s patriotism or the validity of his military service, rank, and retirement status. To do so is a shameful abuse of power.
Elsewhere on this page, Hava Leipzig Holzhauer, the president and CEO of Jewish Philanthropies of Southern Arizona, Greater Tucson's Jewish Federation and Jewish Community Foundation, relates an act of antisemitism here in Tucson just a day after the horrific massacre at a Hanukkah celebrati…
- Arizona Daily Star
Have we so normalized governmental fraudulence that it’s acceptable for the Speaker of the House to be casual about swearing in elected members of Congress?
- Arizona Daily Star Editorial
Project Blue. What a catchy name. Evokes images of clear skies. And water. Which, in the desert, are mutually exclusive.
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Public lands are ours. They belong to all Americans. Congress must reject Trump Administration efforts to sell them into private hands.
President Garimella, we urge you to take steps to get the University of Arizona into compliance with public-records law.
The Arizona Daily Star believes that the City of Tucson, with a budget surplus and an already high sales-tax rate, should find other ways to finance key initiatives before asking for another half-cent sales tax increase over 10 years.
U.S. District Judge John C. Coughenour is not known for mincing words.
Why is Congress protecting untraceable weapons?
Congratulations to Suresh Garimella, 23rd president of the University of Arizona.
Congratulations to Laura Conover on winning a bitterly fought primary contest to gain a second term as Pima County Attorney.
In her latest What keeps you up at night? podcast, columnist Lynn Schmidt shares her concerns over Project 2025 and the current state of America's politics.
An all-Republican committee of the Arizona House of Representatives has decided to call for the impeachment of Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes.
In a recent opEd, incomplete and therefore wildly inaccurate violent-crime data led to a bad take on Tucson and Pima County public policy. We're happy to report that Tucson's violent crime rate, while still too high, is trending in the right direction
Arizona Daily Star editorial: Arizona's indictments of "fake electors" and Trump attorneys and aides are a regrettable but necessary step toward recalibrating our fevered political landscape.
In 2015, announcing his run for the presidency, Donald Trump sparked outrage, made headlines — and gathered significant support — by asserting that Mexico was sending “rapists” across the border.
Progress is being made in combatting sex discrimination in the workforce, but there are concerns gender-affirming care for minors. Learn more on the Utterly Moderate podcast.
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Harlan Cohen, a bestselling author and journalist who has visited over 500 high school and college campuses, talks about how to help teens and young adults cope with rejection.
We can only report on the known facts at the time. We would rather be accurate than first. Anything less would be a disservice to Nex Benedict, the editorial states.
Clearly, University of Arizona President Robert C. Robbins has lost whatever credibility he once had with faculty, staff and most importantly the public. Which leads us to wonder if the Regents are attacking this problem with anywhere near the sense of purpose they exuded at the December meeting, or if they are simply spackling over the rough patches until eyes are diverted elsewhere.
The Lukeville closure has created an untenable situation that must be dealt with now. If that weren’t crystal-clear before, the shooting death in an American car on a Sonoran highway this week — part of one of the detour routes to Rocky Point — certainly should make it so.
The University of Arizona’s financial issues are surprising and concerning. But the underlying reasons for them — and the way the university’s leadership has chosen to deal with both the perception and the reality, with heedlessness and hubris — are far more worrisome.
Agricultural leaders' withdrawal from sensitive talks on Arizona's rural water supply is unfortunate, and ultimately not the answer. Continued engagement would be better.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection leaders should take a new report showing human-rights abuses by agents seriously. Accountability should be swift and transparent.
The Arizona Daily Star announces a 10-member Editorial Advisory Board, its members volunteering to help the Star reflect the community in its news and Opinion pages.