From Hobby to Business: The Rise of Pokémon Card Vendors
April 5, 2025
Pokémon vendor Tiffany Britton, once uninterested, now thrives on nostalgia, selling cards at the Arizona State Card Show.
Pokémon vendor Tiffany Britton, once uninterested, now thrives on nostalgia, selling cards at the Arizona State Card Show.
Arizona federal workers rallied in Phoenix against Trump’s order eliminating collective bargaining in 18 agencies.
A federal judge is assessing if the Trump administration violated a court order by deporting Venezuelans to El Salvador.
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Arizona challenges Trump’s order on election systems, citing constitutional overreach and potential voter disenfranchisement.
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