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Courts & Law · From the wire

The Salt River Horse Act meant protection — not population reduction

I am not an attorney, but I sure would like Arizona’s legal community to take a closer look at the Salt River Horse Act. The post The Salt River Horse Act meant protection — not population reduction first appeared on Arizona Capitol Times .

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August 7, 2026 at 9:41 AM MST

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Bronx recruiter in multi-state bank fraud that hit Arizonans gets 58 months; the missing metric is scale

Lucia Ramirez • Aug 7, 11:09 AM

CenterCenterThe article presents a factual account of a fraud case, detailing the methods used by the accused and the implications for Arizona without expressing a partisan bias. It focuses on criminal activities and their impact rather than attributing blame to a political framework.Estimated story lean · AI scan of the piece, not the publisherEstimated story lean Center. The article presents a factual account of a fraud case, detailing the methods used by the accused and the implications for Arizona without expressing a partisan bias. It focuses on criminal activities and their impact rather than attributing blame to a political framework.

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Donald Trump lost on birthright citizenship at the Supreme Court. He’s trying again.

Arizona Mirror • Aug 6, 4:16 PM

Lean leftLean leftThe article presents Trump's actions regarding birthright citizenship with a focus on the negative implications of the Supreme Court ruling against him, using language that suggests a sympathetic view of his motives while minimizing potential legal arguments against his position.Estimated story lean · AI scan of the piece, not the publisherEstimated story lean Lean left. The article presents Trump's actions regarding birthright citizenship with a focus on the negative implications of the Supreme Court ruling against him, using language that suggests a sympathetic view of his motives while minimizing potential legal arguments against his position.
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Ana Lopez • Aug 6, 1:45 PM

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Hobbs's Giles Pick Puts Real Authority on the Ballot, and Her Ticket on Defense

Ana Lopez • Aug 6, 1:45 PM

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