A Justice Department official said the new section would prioritize naturalized Americans who have committed serious violations of law, but critics worry denaturalization could be used broadly.
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This Was the Worst Week on Wall Street Since the 2008 Financial Crisis
On Friday, #StockMarketCrash2020 was one of the top three trending topics on Twitter.
Official Says Community Transmission of Coronavirus Expected Soon in Arizona
The state’s top health official says Arizona is likely to see more confirmed cases of the coronavirus soon.
The Guy Who Gave Migrants Water Finally Has Charges Against Him Dropped
The decision to drop charges lifts the weight of legal troubles off of Warren’s shoulders for the first time in nearly three years.
Ducey Banks $7 Million, EPA OKs Half-Baked Pollution Plan: Here’s Your News Today
Arizona’s governor bought his new million-dollar ranch with cash and federal courts won’t let the EPA ignore pollution: it’s news you can use.
ASU Just Nixed Its Study Abroad Program In China Due To Coronavirus
Universities like ASU are taking extra precautions surrounding travel as the coronavirus death toll continues to rise.
Rep. Townsend’s Voter Fraud Bill Isn’t Dead Yet
Plus two other Arizona stories for today.
Advocates Take Home a Win After Arizona Senate Passes Pro-Refugee Resolution
More than 50 advocates took home a win after the Arizona Senate adopted a pro-refugee resolution they had spent the day promoting.
Banner Health Care For Uninsured Children Goes Mobile in Maricopa County
Children without health insurance now have a new way to get treatment in Maricopa County, thanks to the Banner Healthmobile.
Arizona Lawmakers Reacted to the State of the Union Exactly As Expected
Here’s how Arizona’s members of Congress and party officials reacted to President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address Tuesday night.
Impeachment Is Almost Over And Here Comes Iowa: Here’s What You Need to Know Today
House impeachment managers and the president’s legal team will deliver closing arguments on Monday. Later, Iowa voters make their choices.
No Money for Rent or Gas: Phoenix Grapples With Unaffordability Crisis
Housing prices and commuter costs make Phoenix the least affordable city in the country, and officials are struggling to find solutions.
More Coronavirus in Arizona? Here’s What the Department of Health Has to Say.
Plus two other noteworthy Tuesday topics.
How Native Communities Are Fighting To Be Accurately Counted In The 2020 Census
Arizona’s Indigenous Communities are fighting to count in the 2020 Census despite challenges with language, technology, and lack of local census takers.
ASU Student Recently Returned from China Confirmed With Coronavirus
An Arizona State University student, the first confirmed case for the 2019 Novel Coronavirus in Maricopa County, is currently in isolation to keep illness from spreading.
What You Need to Know About the Deadly Coronavirus That Just Hit the U.S.
The number of reported deaths resulting from a new strain of coronavirus, which originated in China, has nearly tripled since Tuesday.