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Fontes, Kolodin trade jabs, then nearly real punches, in feisty debate (opens the original)
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After a fiery debate between the two candidates for Arizona’s Secretary of State, incumbent Adrian Fontes captured the night’s pugilistic event in one perfect phrase: “American politics has been a bloodsport for 250 years.” Throughout the nearly hour-long debate, Democrat Fontes and his opponent, Republican Rep. Alexander Kolodin threw metaphorical jabs at each other. But at point point, the tension nearly spiraled into an all-out-brawl. In his one-minute-long opening statement at Wednesday nigh
A seven-month investigation finds eight people who voted illegally (opens the original)
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Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap made a big hullabaloo in February by using the feds’ controversial SAVE system to find 60 non-citizen county residents who cast ballots in previous elections. The county attorney announced on Monday that only eight of those voters were actually non-citizens. (That’s about one voter per month of investigation if you’re counting). After a more than seven-month-long “large-scale” investigation, county attorney Rachel Mitchell said in a press conference that her
Epstein enabler donated to Arizona congressman ahead of files release (opens the original)
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On the first night back after Congress’ August recess, Rep. Thomas Massie, sporting a tan suit and a navy blue tie, stood on the House floor and called on the Department of Justice to investigate and prosecute the “perpetrators” of crimes tied to sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. It’s been nine months since December, when the DOJ released the Epstein files, but little has changed. No individuals have been prosecuted in the U.S. in connection with the files. But the Republican Kentucky congressman
Disturbing bodycam footage reveals mauling of stroke victim with Pinal County police dog (opens the original)
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Bradley Page suffered a stroke before, but this time it was different. The 62-year-old sat inside his black 2024 Nissan Sentra. Emergency lights flashed around him. Multiple police vehicles barricaded him in. Just moments before, he’d pulled over on the side of rural Interstate 10 toward Casa Grande. Now half a dozen cops chattered while Page sat in piles of shattered glass. State troopers had just fired rubber rounds and blown out his front and back car windows. “That dude is in it to win it, a
Teenager encounters terror at Tempe frat party (opens the original)
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Eighteen-year-old Jane Doe walked into a crowded off-campus fraternity house party in Tempe’s Meyer Park on a Wednesday evening. A brother immediately handed her a cup of wine. Doe worked as a server in the college town. She was excited to go to the “Wine Wednesday” themed rush party with her friends. But within a few hours, that nervous energy would turn to terror. Doe struggled to stand after hours of fraternity members feeding her and her friends bagged wine, including directly into their mou
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