U.S. State Attorneys General

My point is we need incentives to help all Arizonans and major industries swap thirsty grass and catch rainwater, especially if our water situation gets worse — while I take on the foreign mega-farms and data centers draining our water.

Relax, nobody's closing golf courses.

But this fight is not over. We will keep fighting to protect California's elections from unlawful federal interference and get this baseless lawsuit dismissed.

This litigation is a precursor to further interference here in California.

Water is the lifeblood of Idaho, and my office will protect the water rights of Idahoans who depend on it.

We want democracy not just to shine, but be so resilient and so strong that Donald Trump cannot knock California down.

The Utilities Commission has not rendered a final judgment here yet. So while there is still time on the clock, the governor and I are making our case to the Utilities Commission to have strong defenses for families and your average…

We have residential, we have commercial, we have industrial, but really these data centers exist as a separate category because of the sheer amount of energy they need.

Ultimately, that’s going to be a question for the court and part of our advocacy to the court.

Sometimes people catch it. Usually they don’t. Usually they just pay the extra money.

That means they’ve broken the law.

They are illegally overcharging families and they have been, we believe, for years, so today, we’re taking them to court to stop this behavior.

Our communities, and communities across America, are being terrorized by weapons with destructive power never intended or legal for civilian use. Glock knew. They could have acted. They chose profit over people.

This is a victory for voting rights and rejection of the Trump administration’s unlawful overreach.

I will fight back against the administration’s unlawful overreach at every turn.

Our Texan founding fathers—like our American founding fathers—took prior restraints on political speech out of the tool kit when they enshrined the right to free speech in our Constitution.

We are holding First Street accountable.

Their models are speculative, based on undisclosed choices, and frequently contradict official data.

First Street rates certain properties as major flood risk. The FEMA rates the same properties as minimal flood hazard, the lowest federal classification.

All they provided was a list of people and nothing about why they’re purportedly ineligible. If they have such information, we would be happy to review it, but they’ve provided none.

It is once again the United States Department of Justice politicizing and weaponizing the law to attack its enemies, and it is completely improper.

After successful mediation efforts, Recorder Heap will reinstate the voting status of citizens at issue in this case.

Missouri will not be a safe haven for anyone who steals from taxpayers or exploits public programs.

There’s a better way to lead.