U.S. Supreme Court says minorities don’t have to be packed in so rigorously in districts they dominate.
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An ill-informed debate on religious liberty laws
They don’t do what critics claim and won’t do what proponents hope.
There is more wrong in the Middle East than Iran
Neoconservative critique of Obama’s policy rests on a faulty premise.
Four-day school week has to hurt kids
Despite state funding cuts putting a big squeeze on finances, schools should hold on to the five-day school week.
A rooftop solar proposal that should end the debate
Rather than pay retail for excess rooftop solar power, pay the wholesale rate for utility-scale solar.
Arizona’s disappearing Democratic Party
If registered Republicans are 43 percent of the turnout, a GOP candidate doesn’t need to do much else right to win.
Ted Cruz, the Republican Jimmy Carter?
Disdain for Washington politics and those who practice it doesn’t get things done.
There is a middle ground on the federal budget
Neither party would have to give up that much to put federal finances on a reasonably solid footing.
Make ASU basketball Arizona’s team
Local players are as good as the out-of-staters ASU has been getting and would generate more local interest.
Student-based funding for predictability
Performance-based funding for the universities was never really in the cards.