Ericka Rodriguez Diaz

Longest Shutdown in U.S. History Ends, Federal Workers Return to Work

After 43 days of the longest government shutdown in American history, federal workers are finally heading back to work. President…

9 months ago

New Epstein Emails Released Ahead of Adelita Grijalva Being Sworn Into Office

As House Democrats released three emails from convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's estate this week, Arizona Representative Yassamin Ansari criticized…

9 months ago

Andy Biggs Introduces Three Bills to Support Veterans

Representative Andy Biggs has introduced three new pieces of legislation to improve services and benefits for American veterans. The bills,…

9 months ago

Bipartisan Leaders Unite to Protect State's Colorado River Water As Guidelines Have Expired

Bipartisan lawmakers in Arizona are joining forces to address a growing water crisis that could affect millions of people in…

9 months ago

Arizona Congressmen Urge CMS to Approve Arizona Rural Health Application

Congressman Andy Biggs has requested that the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) approve Arizona's application for the Rural…

9 months ago

Rep.-Elect Adelita Grijalva to Be Sworn In This Week

Following the Senate-passed funding bill to open the government, Speaker Mike Johnson announced he will swear in Representative-elect Adelita Grijalva…

9 months ago

Arizona Lawmakers Blast Senate Deal That Excludes ACA Subsidies, Government to Open — ‘A Joke’

After a long fight in resolving the government shutdown, the Senate passed the recent legislation Monday night that may reopen…

9 months ago

Supreme Court Declines Case That Could Have Challenged Same-Sex Marriage

The Supreme Court declined to hear a case this week that could have reopened debate over same-sex marriage rights in…

9 months ago

Warren Petersen Defends Sex Offender Registry in Federal Court

Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen represented the state in a federal court case last week, defending Arizona's sex offender registration…

9 months ago

Arizona Representatives Divided as Senate Moves to End Government Shutdown

The Senate moved closer to ending the longest government shutdown in U.S. history on Sunday night when lawmakers voted 60-40…

9 months ago

Greg Stanton Calls for Bipartisan Action as Shutdown Forces Flight Cuts

Congressman Greg Stanton is urging both political parties to end the government shutdown after the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) ordered…

9 months ago

CASA Files Ethics Complaint Against Ruben Gallego

A conservative organization has filed an ethics complaint with the Senate Ethics Committee regarding statements made by Senator Ruben Gallego…

9 months ago

Mark Kelly Questions Trump's Nuclear Testing Proposal

Senator Mark Kelly raised questions this week about the potential impact of resuming nuclear weapons testing, focusing on how it…

9 months ago

Abe Hamadeh Calls for Review of Thyroid Drug Actions Following FDA Controversy

Congressman Abe Hamadeh is asking the Food and Drug Administration to halt its recent actions against certain thyroid medications following…

9 months ago

Government Shutdown Reaches Day 37 as Negotiations Continue

The federal government shutdown has entered its 37th day as Senate leaders work to find a resolution, though significant disagreements…

9 months ago

Mesa Resident Dorean Taylor Wins City Council Recall Race

Mesa resident Dorean Taylor has won the historic city council recall election against Councilmember Julie Spilsbury, according to results announced…

9 months ago

Kris Mayes Joins Lawsuit Against Trump Administration Over FEMA Funding

Attorney General Kris Mayes joined a coalition of 12 states in suing the Trump administration over more than $83 million…

9 months ago

Greg Stanton Accuses Trump of Defying Court Orders on SNAP Benefits

Representative Greg Stanton accused President Donald Trump of defying court orders regarding SNAP food assistance payments this week, calling his…

9 months ago