Senate hopeful Dr. Kelli Ward of Arizona came to President Donald Trump's defense hours after the he was ripped by politicians on both sides of the aisle for his performance in Helsinki.
John McCain and Jeff Flake, Arizona's U.S. senators, called President Donald Trump's performance alongside Russian President Vladimir Putin "disgraceful" and "shameful."
Sen. John McCain of Arizona said it was a mistake for the United States to suspend joint military exercises with South Korea as concession to North Korea after President Donald Trump's summit with Kim Jong Un.
If you were too preoccupied with staying cool over the weekend to pay attention to the news, we've got you covered. Here are some of the biggest news stories that happened over the weekend, both in Arizona and nationwide.
President Donald Trump’s plan to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from Europe, Mexico and Canada from didn’t go over well with the Arizona Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
The satellite that Japan launched last month has reappeared. Astronomers are not sure what caused the disappearance, or if they will recover the satellite.
Police in Belgium have released a surveillance photo of the men suspected men suspected of detonating bombs that killed 31 and injured nearly 200 at a European airport Tuesday morning.
The Islamic State group claimed responsibility for the attacks in Brussels, saying its extremists opened fire and "several of them" detonated suicide belts.
The White House has released the full version of President Obama’s State of the Union address. The text is available online on Medium, Facebook notes and go.wh.gov/SOTUremarks as the White House attempts to make the speech as accessible as possible. There’s also the hope that through digital platforms, people can follow along with the speech […]
Abdulrafae Alsorani, his wife Rana Albitar and their six children took refuge in Jordan before coming to Phoenix in search of peace and prosperity away from the horrors of war.
A bill backed by Sen. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) would require some people who have been to Syria or Iraq to pass an application process before entering the U.S.
