Howard Fischer
Freelance Reporter at Arizona Capitol Times
I get to call BS when politicians and others try to pass off lies as fact. And it happens far more often than it should. Contact: [email protected]
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tucson.com | Howard Fischer
PHOENIX — Gov. Katie Hobbs brought nearly a dozen hospital officials to the Capitol Thursday as part of a public relations effort to quash cuts to Medicaid approved by the U.S. House, which she said would affect hundreds of thousands of Arizonans. Hobbs and the others each predicted dire results if the measure is approved in its current form by the Senate and signed by President Donald Trump. These include layoffs and possible closure of some rural hospitals, they said.
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myheraldreview.com | Howard Fischer
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eacourier.com | Howard Fischer
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havasunews.com | Howard Fischer
PHOENIX — Mark Meadows is claiming the fact he was White House chief of staff for Donald Trump in the president’s first term means he cannot be charged in Arizona in connection with the fake elector scheme. “States lack jurisdiction to prosecute federal officials for conduct taken within the scope of their federal offices and duties because the Supremacy Clause bars such claims,’’ said Ann Chapman, one of his attorneys. kAmx?
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kawc.org | Howard Fischer
By Howard FischerCapitol Media ServicesPHOENIX -- A federal appeals court is giving the Tohono O'odham Nation and others a new chance to argue that federal officials broke the law in allowing the construction of a power line across the San Pedro Valley. In a new ruling, Judge Mark Bennett, writing for the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, said a trial judge erred in concluding that the objections to the plan approved by the Department of Interior came too late.
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Thrown out of court by trial judge, @votewarren, @SteveMontenegro ask 9th Circuit to conclude they do have a right to sue over decision by Biden administration to create Baaj Nwaavjo I'tah Kukveni Ancestral Footprints of the Grand Canyon National Monument. https://t.co/Qcy8WwfGRr https://t.co/8s2iARaEaJ
Fearing they're next in her sites, farmers and cities seek to join court fight against bid by @AZAGMayes to sue Fondomonte over its otherwise legal groundwater pumping using a claim of "public nuisance." https://t.co/wXQ8RNcYbo
UPDATED: @GovernorHobbs vetoes 48 bills Monday and Tuesday, rejects requiring hospitals to ask patient immigration status and forcing hotels to post signs if there are homeless also living there. She's now up to 138, just 5 shy of her own 2023 record. https://t.co/T4lD9AwRyT https://t.co/y72m9jk7U0
