Laura Tohe Named Arizona’s Poet Laureate, Advocates for Indigenous Voices
January 29, 2026
Arizona appoints Laura Tohe as poet laureate, highlighting Indigenous poetry’s role in language preservation and awareness.
Arizona appoints Laura Tohe as poet laureate, highlighting Indigenous poetry’s role in language preservation and awareness.
Gov. Katie Hobbs criticized AG Kris Mayes’ comments on ICE agents, urging caution to prevent escalating violence.
Planned Parenthood of Michigan now offers vasectomy services at its Irwin/Martin Health Center in Grand Rapids.
Democrats block DHS funding, pushing immigration reforms and demanding accountability for federal agents’ actions.
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Rep. Greg Stanton supports impeaching Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem over two killings by federal officers.
