According to data compiled by Harvard economists Roland Fryer and Tanaya Devi for the National Bureau of Economic Research, DOJ investigations and monitoring so remarkably change the way police do their job it leads to more crime.
According to data compiled by Harvard economists Roland Fryer and Tanaya Devi for the National Bureau of Economic Research, DOJ investigations and monitoring so remarkably change the way police do their job it leads to more crime.
Should the non-deaf lead the state’s primary agency for deaf people? The question has our columnist thinking about identity politics and inclusion.
If you’re playing along at home, Arizona AG Kris Mayes is filing a lawsuit, on average, every 4.8 days.
Generation X is getting old – and our almost retirement-age columnist is envisioning her future in a still-young Phoenix.
Face it, Arizona Democrats – your party leaders screwed Election Day from the get-go.
Another edition of “New Year’s Resolutions for Other People.”
I could see what’s coming: a challenge of Arizona’s November 5 election results by every losing candidate.
A Holocaust museum coming to Phoenix invites our Jewish columnist to consider the true meaning of never forgetting.
Despite its fiery, improvident and sometimes pitiless reputation, Phoenix deserves credit for its better angels.
Some of the folks who’ve been telling us we can’t trust the results of our election system just won their primary races... so naturally, they’re challenging the results, right?
So, once again, the government can only offer more... nothing.
Our columnist asks voters to consider the human stories beyond the rationales.
How our columnist shed her Portland fetish and learned to love the blisteringly beige city of her birth.
A Department of Justice investigation into the Phoenix Fire Department could mean a threat to public safety.