Sarah Palin told an Illinois high school girls basketball team to "go rogue" after their game in Arizona was canceled because of the state's new immigration law. ... Read more»
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The probe into the death of former Wildcat Erica Blasberg seems to raising more questions than it's answering.... Read more»1
Rep. Gabrielle Giffords on Wednesday again asked President Obama to deploy the National Guard to secure the Mexican border.... Read more»0
Arizona is No. 13 on a list of the nation's greenest states, according to an environmental group.... Read more»0
U.N. human rights experts say Arizona's new immigration law may lead to racial profiling, which is against international law.... Read more»0
Former Arizona Wildcat golfer Erica Blasberg died Sunday at her home in a suburb of Las Vegas. She was 25.... Read more»0
Robert Menendez, the Senate's only Hispanic-American, has asked Major League Baseball players to boycott the 2011 All Star Game in Phoenix to protest Arizona's new immigration law.... Read more»1
About 75 people protested Arizona's new immigration law in an Ohio town where John McCain gave the commencement address at Ohio Wesleyan University.... Read more»0
Millions of people could end up losing some benefits of the new health law because of the interpretation of "grandfathered."
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Attorney General Eric Holder said Sunday that the Justice Department is considering suing Arizona over its new immigration law.... Read more»1
Several Hispanic groups have organized a boycott of Arizona because of the state's new immigration law.... Read more»2
University of Arizona President Robert Shelton said in a memo Thursday that Arizona's new illegal immigration law "sends all the wrong messages about our state."... Read more»1
The Rev. Al Sharpton will join actor Danny Glover, Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon and Hispanic leaders Wednesday to protest Arizona's new immigration law.... Read more»1
The American Bar Association is being pressured to cancel its conference set for next week in Phoenix.... Read more»0
Supporters of Arizona's new immigration law say it's designed to reduce crime in the state, but opponents say just the opposite will occur.... Read more»0
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