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Americans for Prosperity Foundation files lawsuit against Biden's AI overreach.

The Americans for Prosperity (AFP) has filed a lawsuit against the Biden administration, alleging that it is imposing unnecessary regulations on the use of artificial intelligence (AI), thereby expanding executive authority in an unprecedented manner.

By Grand Canyon Times | Jan 31, 2024

Travel security concerns at Phoenix Sky Harbor Int'l Airport amid America First Legal's DHS, TSA inquiry into immigration policies

The AFL’s concern comes as public outcry is growing, fueled by incidents reported by renowned conservative commentator Ashley St. Clair and others in late December.

By Grand Canyon Times reports | Jan 19, 2024

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Grand Canyon Times Podcast: Facebook Whisteblower Ryan Hartwig

By Grand Canyon Times News Service | Dec 7, 2023

Phoenix-area resident Ryan Hartwig, who gained national attention for "hidden camera" footage about Facebook, joined the Grand Canyon Times Podcast.

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Arizona lawmakers condemn Congresswoman Tlaib's support of ASU's pro-Palestine student group

By Grand Canyon Times | Nov 17, 2023

Bipartisan group of Arizona lawmakers express opposition to a student-led event featuring Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib as a speaker at Arizona State University on November 17. The event, organized by Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), has stirred controversy due to its focus on Palestinian issues and Tlaib's contentious stance on the Israel-Hamas conflict.

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Arizona Attorney General announces plan to propose Education Protection Orders

By Grand Canyon Times | Nov 6, 2023

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has announced her intention to propose Education Protection Orders, measures aimed at introducing gun control in the aftermath of a recent mass shooting in Maine. This plan is meeting resistance from Republican lawmakers who have expressed dissatisfaction with Mayes' proposals. The proposed Education Protection Orders are being referred to as "red flag laws."

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Lake: 'Border patrol is being overwhelmed'

By Grand Canyon Times | Oct 17, 2023

Kari Lake, a candidate for the Arizona Senate, has expressed concerns about the state of the border in Arizona, stating that border patrol resources are being overwhelmed and labeling it a national emergency. Lake's statement comes as Arizona is experiencing 16-year highs in migrant apprehensions.

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Buskirk: Authorize ‘charter cities’ to build a ‘better future’ and ‘foster industry, innovation’

By Grand Canyon Times Report | Sep 17, 2023

Arizona-based author and publisher Chris Buskirk said “charter cities’ are an innovative means to “experiment with new forms of government,” business ideas, industry, and innovation.

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Sen. Shamp: ‘We're once again witnessing COVID-19 fearmongering from the Left’

By Grand Canyon Times Report | Aug 24, 2023

Arizona State Sen. Janae Shamp (R-Surprise) warned of “COVID-19 fearmongering” amidst news that some mask mandates are being resurrected in various parts of the country.

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DHS investigation exposes discrepancies in outbound inspections at U.S. land border crossings, according to OIG report

By Samantha Anderson | Aug 24, 2023

Months of thorough investigation by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Office of Inspector General (OIG) uncovered significant disparities in outbound inspection protocols at U.S. Customs and Border Protection's (CBP) Office of Field Operations (OFO).

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McCullough: 'Early COVID treatment could have saved two-thirds of lives lost'

By Juliette Fairley | Jun 1, 2023

Dr. Peter McCullough said COVID-19 posed the greatest challenge to medicine because it is not a natural virus and did not follow any natural processes that physicians normally experience when they fight disease.

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AZ Sen. Hoffman: New federal mortgage rule will “penalize home buyers with good credit”

By Grand Canyon Times Report | May 11, 2023

Arizona State Sen.. Jake Hoffman (R-15), writing on behalf of the Arizona State Freedom Caucus, called on the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) to end a new policy he says will “penalize home buyers with good credit.”

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McCullough: “Truth will come out” at AZ hearings over “government pandemic response"

By Grand Canyon Times Report | May 10, 2023

A world-renowned cardiologist who is speaking at an upcoming Arizona legislative hearing on the government’s “COVID-19” response said he is “locked and loaded with the scientific evidence” for the hearing.

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Kerr: "We certainly won't blindly implement air quality policy dictated by the federal government without thorough investigation"

By Grand Canyon Times Report | Apr 14, 2023

State lawmakers are launching a study committee to examine recent local efforts attempting compliance with air quality standards set forth by the federal government.

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Binance: FBI crackdown on scammers 'demonstrates how the transparency of blockchain enables law enforcement to disrupt organized crime'

By Grand Canyon Times Report | Apr 12, 2023

The U.S. Department of Justice recently announced that it has seized more than $100 million worth of cryptocurrency from scammers. Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, said the case is an example of how blockchain technology can be used to assist law enforcement in the decentralized finance industry in ways that aren't possible in the traditional finance industry.

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'Families cannot afford to live in Biden’s America'; Average Arizona household lost $7,100

By Grand Canyon Times Report | Jan 6, 2023

EJ Antoni, a research fellow in regional economics at The Heritage Foundation's Center for Data Analysis, said the Biden administration's policies have driven up inflation, costing the average household thousands of dollars through a combination of costs rising faster than wages and high interest rates.

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Biden: 'It’s going to be a great year'; Arizonans will likely see higher unemployment, lower personal wealth

By Grand Canyon Times Report | Jan 3, 2023

President Joe Biden said in a tweet that he believes 2023 will be a "great year," because parts of the Inflation Reduction Act are going into effect. However, the high rate of inflation over the last year resulted in trillions of dollars in lost wealth for American households, and many are struggling to keep up with rising costs of living.

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West Region, Arizona CPI report shows 7.1% inflation rate as critics report overall prices are still high

By Grand Canyon Times Report | Dec 14, 2022

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics issued its latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) summary on Tuesday, which found that the rate of inflation over the last 12 months for the West Region, including Arizona, stands at 7.1%, effectively reporting inflation is still significantly present in the economy. In the last year, food costs have risen by 9.9%, energy costs have increased by 14.7% and core inflation, or all items less food and energy, have increased by 6.0%.

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Ducey: 'We’re taking action to stop the flow of dangerous drugs across the southern border'

By Glenn Minnis | Oct 30, 2022

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey and 25 other governors nationwide have joined forces to conduct the first-of-its-kind American Governors’ Border Strike Force, a multistate law enforcement operation aimed at combating drug cartel activity.

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Sen. Kelly supported spending bills that some say partly led to inflation: ‘76% say grocery prices have risen in last month’ as economy headed for recession

By Andy Nghiem | Oct 21, 2022

Ballotpedia reported the most recent Scott Rasmussen Number of the Day poll finds that a majority of voters have experienced grocery prices and gas prices rising in the past month. Economists are predicting a recession is coming and inflation is not going away anytime soon. Some economists say inflation is tied to government spending, supply chain logistics and the war in Ukraine. Sen. Mark Kelly (D-AZ) has historically supported many of the spending bills under the Biden administration.

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Mexico files second gun lawsuit in Arizona: 'Criminal charges have to be brought'

By Sam Jackson | Oct 16, 2022

The Mexican government has filed a new lawsuit against five U.S. gun shops and distributors, claiming they are responsible for the flow of illegal weapons into Mexico.