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On Fox Acorss America with Jimmy Failla, Rep. Andy Biggs (R-AZ) talks about how the American people want to hear about how Congress plans to keep them safe and financially secure and not "contrived compassion.
"If there's no place to go back to work, people aren't going to go back to work. And if you're paying them to stay home, they're not going to go back to work. So it's the Democrats they focus on this this notion of we feel your pain, we love you, we're empathetic. But they never can give you a policy that will actually support their supposed or contrived compassion."
PHOENIX — An Arizona congressman and more than two dozen academic researchers are urging a judge to order public release of documents about how Google tracks users.
The documents at issue relate directly to debates going on in Washington, Republican U.S. Rep. Andy Biggs told a Maricopa County Superior Court judge.
House Democrats accused the Trump administration of politically motivated, heavy-handed policing to quell protests this summer and warned of election interference in a pair of hearings Tuesday that featured most of Arizona's delegation.
Voice of America posted what appears to be a political campaign ad on at least one of its social media platform last week, asking the Muslim community both in the United States and abroad to support Democratic Presidential Candidate Joe Biden.
Jonathan Karl of ABC News asked an interesting question of White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany at last Tuesday's press briefing:
"Where in the Constitution does the president derive the authority to send federal law enforcement officers to the streets of American cities against the will of the elected officials in those cities?"
Senators are bracing for a messy, down-to-the-wire fight over coronavirus relief legislation.
Congress returned to Washington last week with an already tight three-week time frame to come together on the next emergency COVID-19 package, all the while navigating significant policy differences and the growing pull of the election.
Lawmakers are hoping a looming deadline — the start of a four-week August recess — will drive both sides to the negotiating table and an eleventh-hour agreement.
Rep. Andy Biggs said Friday he's "struggling" with a statement from Arizona School Superintendent Kathy Hoffman that schools in the state may have to close again if there is another outbreak after they open.
U.S. Rep. Andy Biggs and scholars from across the country have filed letters with the Maricopa County Superior Court asking for the court to unseal documents related to a lawsuit filed earlier this year by Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich claiming that Google defrauded Arizonans.
Arizona Republican Rep. Andy Biggs told a Maricopa County Judge overseeing a case related to Google that any trade secret or proprietary information about the tech giant should be made available to the public.
In a Wednesday letter to Judge Timothy Thomason, Biggs referenced a current case in the Arizona court being fought out by the state attorney general and the online search engine over how the company handles Arizona residents' user data.
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