Arizona Supreme Court Sends Proposition 211 Back to Lower Court, Maintains Campaign Transparency Law for Further Review
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that legislative leaders can challenge Proposition 211, which requires disclosure of campaign spending, but sent the case back to a lower court for further review.
Amazon Hit with Colossal $2.5 Billion Fine for Cagey Prime Subscriptions as FTC Mandates Crystal-Clear Cancellation Option!
The FTC has fined Amazon $2.5 billion for deceptive subscription practices, necessitating clearer Prime membership cancellation options and refunds for certain customers as per ROSCA.
St. Johns Police Issue Silver Alert for Missing 40-Year-Old Daniel Burdick, Public Urged to Assist in Search
St. Johns Police issued a Silver Alert for 40-year-old Daniel Burdick, last seen on West 4th Street South. He's driving a white Toyota Yaris, license CNK0083, is vulnerable due to a medical condition, and was wearing an orange jacket and blue jeans.
Tolleson Union High School District in Arizona Refuses Legislature's Financial Records Request, Demands Over $26,000 in Fees
The Tolleson Union High School District in Arizona refused to provide financial records to the legislature without imposing a $26,000 fee, raising concerns over government transparency.












