WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Representative David Schweikert (AZ-01) delivered a speech on the House Floor last night, expressing his concern over the U.S. national debt surpassing $33 trillion. He warned that if the federal government fails to address its deficits seriously, the debt figures will only get worse. Schweikert also highlighted the projected depletion of the Social Security Trust Fund in nine budget years, which could lead to a significant cut in retirement benefits and a potential increase in senior poverty.In his remarks, Rep. Schweikert said, "Today,...
The most prevalent ethnic group in the Navajo County student body in the 2021-22 school year was American Indian or Alaskan Native, according to the Arizona Department of Education.
The most prevalent ethnic group in the Apache County student body in the 2021-22 school year was American Indian or Alaskan Native, according to the Arizona Department of Education.
Old Town Scottsdale is home to many special events and bustles with restaurants and entertainment, and the sound associated with these activities can sometimes cause issues for Scottsdale residents and businesses.
Old Town Scottsdale is home to many special events and bustles with restaurants and entertainment, and the sound associated with these activities can sometimes cause issues for Scottsdale residents and businesses.
The Scottsdale City Council took a substantial step toward strengthening the city's ability to serve its most vulnerable residents when it approved two separate projects at the Paiute Neighborhood Center campus.
Arizona Rep. David Schweikert openly criticized President Biden, attributing the escalating border crisis to ineffective border control policies. According to Schweikert, "It’s clear Biden has lost operational control of our southern border." He pointed out that there were "over 10,000 migrant crossings in the last 24 hours" and "roughly 140,000 apprehensions in the first 20 days of this month alone."
Yesterday, Congressman David Schweikert (AZ-01) and Speaker Kevin McCarthy (CA-20), co-chairmen of the Congressional Valley Fever Task Force, led a roundtable discussion with former NFL superstar Rob Gronkowski and representatives from Anivive Lifesciences at the U.S. Capitol to raise awareness about the debilitating impacts of Valley Fever on both humans and pets as well as the urgency to develop a cure to eradicate the disease for good.
As part of its continuing leadership role in addressing the lack of a sustainable water supply for Maricopa County residents in the Rio Verde Foothills area, the Scottsdale City Council will consider an intergovernmental agreement at its Sept. 5 meeting.