n the blink of an eye, a peaceful day of yardwork for Penny McCarthy turned into a nightmare. She was on her driveway in Phoenix, Arizona, in a sleeveless shirt, shorts, and slippers, when a team of United States Marshals pulled up in unmarked vehicles and aimed firearms at her. Penny—who is a 67-year-old grandmother—was clearly at their mercy. And yet, the officers threatened to “hit” her, frisked her, placed her in handcuffs and ankle shackles, and drove her away from home. The officers did not so much as check Penny’s driver’s license or run any other basic checks on her identity before violently arresting her. The whole time, Penny calmly but persistently insisted that there must be a mistake. The officers claimed that she was Carole Rozak, for whom they had an arrest warrant. But Penny was not Rozak, and Penny had no connection to Rozak. The officers had made a huge, inexcusable error.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs just vetoed a bill that would’ve blocked Chinese land grabs near critical military sites—how is that not treason?

Hobbs’ own produce inspector got busted smuggling illegal aliens in his uniform, proving the governor’s border rhetoric is empty talk.

Arizona is scrubbing 50,000 non-citizens from the voter rolls and the left is having a meltdown—thank America First Legal for standing up for your vote.