Dan Nowicki

2 weeks ago | azcentral.com | Dan Nowicki

The 14th Amendment grants citizenship to those born in the U.S., but some argue it shouldn't apply to children of undocumented immigrants. President Donald Trump signed an executive order to end birthright citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants, but it was blocked by a judge. The Supreme Court heard arguments on the order's constitutionality and was expected to rule by July.

3 weeks ago | azcentral.com | Dan Nowicki

U.S. Rep.Yassamin Ansari, D-Arizona, sparked controversy with an X post suggesting Democrats could gain support from young men by opposing a Republican bill targeting pornography. U.S. Sen. Mike Lee, a Utah Republican, has introduced a bill that aims to establish a national obscenity definition, potentially criminalizing a wide range of pornography. Ansari later clarified her statement, emphasizing the need to engage young men in conversations about relevant policy issues. Freshman U.S. Rep.

3 weeks ago | usatoday.com | Dan Nowicki

Sen. Mark Kelly raised the specter of "political violence" but said he won't let Trump World intimidate him after the president's longtime ally, Roger Stone, called for Kelly to be tried for treason. Stone, a veteran Republican political commentator and operative whose career dates to the President Richard Nixon era, was responding to a May 7 social media post in which Kelly, D-Arizona, accused President Donald Trump of "cashing in on his presidency and making millions from his own crypto coins."

3 weeks ago | azcentral.com | Dan Nowicki

Sen. Mark Kelly accused former President Trump of corruption related to cryptocurrency and introduced a bill to prevent such activity. Trump ally Roger Stone responded by calling for Kelly to be tried for treason, citing Kelly's former business ties to a company with Chinese investment. Sen. Mark Kelly raised the specter of "political violence" but said he won't let Trump World intimidate him after the president's longtime ally, Roger Stone, called for Kelly to be tried for treason.

1 month ago | azcentral.com | Dan Nowicki

Read in EnglishRubén Gallego, el primer senador latino de Arizona, causó sensación en la escena política nacional con su copatrocinio de la Ley Laken Riley, una iniciativa bipartidista, y destacadas apariciones en medios como Politico y un podcast del New York Times. Pero The Arizona Republic lo conoce mejor y profundizó en el tema. En la edición del domingo, los veteranos reporteros de The Republic, Daniel Gonzalez y Ronald J.