After Months Protecting a Cottonwood That Delayed Border Wall Construction, Feds Arrest Dozens
Border Patrol agents arrested people protecting the tree Monday morning, ending a months-long protest.
Stories by LOOKOUT on what's happening at the legislature
Young Diné voters are preparing to cast their first ballots as the Nation weighs marriage equality, economic opportunity, basic services and whether their government can deliver.
A surge of signs around Greater Phoenix claims Democrats support Andy Biggs, but it's actually just Turning Point USA.
From police departments to private retailers and college campuses, Flock cameras are feeding a national law enforcement network. Cities can cancel their contracts, but residents may still be captured by cameras they never knew were there.
The gunman who killed Cameron Capara and Vincent Siqueiros is dead, taking the possibility of a trial with him. Their families and community are left with fragments of information and a question with no easy answer: What does justice look like now?
Investigators say they found evidence that Ousman Ceesay targeted LGBTQ+ spaces. Claims that he was motivated by Islamic extremism or political radicalization remain unsupported.
By the time elected officials and community groups across the U.S. were posting online condemning the attack, Hobbs, a vocal advocate for Arizona’s LGBTQ+ community who is seeking reelection, did not publicly address the shooting until a reporter asked her.
A LOOKOUT analysis of 594 submissions found that more than 200 were handled by just four people working across political groups, while the state does not fact-check the arguments it prints.
In southern Arizona, a predominantly queer and femme protest camp is risking arrest to protect a cottonwood and stop a $500 million border wall project.
New LOOKOUT survey found fewer than 30% of Democrats and Independents fully trust U.S. elections. Instead of the right’s fraud claims, they blame gerrymandering, voter suppression, money in politics and fears of federal interference.
The openly gay Republican has built his political career opposing LGBTQ+ inclusion — particularly transgender rights. He's reposted antisemitic conspiracy theories and claimed to be a reincarnated "Black gangbanger." Still, he's been endorsed by sitting and past lawmakers.
Genesis says she was restrained and interrogated for hours after being accused of soliciting sex. Her account, shared with Rep. Yassamin Ansari, adds to growing allegations of abuse inside Eloy Detention Center.
Robert Rowley, a self-described Zionist and centrist Democrat, has made posts degrading Muslims, threatened Jewish Democratic members, and has a history of incendiary conduct. Democrats can’t get rid of him.
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