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How vulnerable is America’s power grid? The Wall Street Journal recently did an in-depth study to find out the answer to that question, and the results are unsettling. “Despite federal orders to secure the power grid, tens of thousands of ...

Demonstrating once again the overlooked power of space, a 10-foot meteor exploded over Arizona skies early Thursday morning, frightening everyone who saw it. Bill Cooke of NASA’s Meteoroid Environment Office told SpaceWeather.com that it was the brightest fireball detected in ...

Fleas that carry the bacteria that causes the bubonic plague – also known as Black Death — have been found in Arizona, state officials there say. The parasitic insects are believed to have come from a nature preserve near a ...

In the latest example of so-called “medical child abuse,” two young girls allegedly were seized by the state of Arizona and a Phoenix hospital, and the mother was ordered not to talk to her own children. The story seems eerily ...

A power grid attack occurred in Arizona last week, yet it barely caused a flutter in the 24/7 news cycle. If the makeshift bomb had functioned as designed, more than 30,000 residents would have been in the dark, sent back ...

A movement for a constitutional convention or “Convention of States” is gaining ground and igniting controversy across the nation. The lower houses of Alaska and Arizona passed resolutions calling for such a convention on March 12, days after Georgia became ...

Customers could soon be able to walk into a store and use gold or silver to pay for a purchase in at least one US state if a bill in the state legislature becomes law. Arizona Senate Bill 1096, or ...

Sheriff Joe Arpaio has warned citizens they could be on the receiving end of “30 rounds” by his deputies. No, Sheriff Arpaio has not lost his mind, but he is frustrated and concerned about the safety of all who live ...

Arizona volunteer militia members over the age of 45 can now serve, thanks in no small part to Governor Jan Brewer. The Republican leader once angered the far left last year when she signed a volunteer militia bill into law ...

TUCSON, AZ – As mounting pressure from the left increases to further limit the ownership of now legal firearms, Arizonan landowners along the Mexican border say the U.S. Border Patrol seems unable to respond to their requests for protection. Jim ...