On Tuesday, Arizona voters fired the Republican Party. Then, on the very same ballot, a few inches further down, they voted like conservatives. Both results are real. Both are blowouts in their own lanes. Anyone who reads only one half of this ballot understands...
Political violence in America rarely starts with the person who pulls the trigger. It starts earlier, and higher up, with the slow construction of a permission structure: the set...
A few months back I posted Friday’s With ‘Fired’ Frank after a number of my former colleague at Scottsdale and a couple of guys I knew at the Maricopa County’s Sheriff’s Office forwarded me the Pinal County Sheriff’s Office...
Someone will occasionally tell me something that is so ridiculous that it cannot possibly be true. That's what happened this past weekend when a former coworker informed me that a police officer we used to work with at Scottsdale...
Strip away the campaign rhetoric from both sides and examine the documents, and a hard claim survives: Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed has a paper trail connecting him to the Muslim Brotherhood. The evidence does not prove that he...
To stop the exodus of police officers from Scottsdale to other agencies, they are now fining those officers up to $4,685 for violating their "commitment" to the Chief.
Google has done something the fitness tracker market hasn’t seen in years: a product that forces a real conversation. The Fitbit Air — launching May 26, 2026 at $99 — is a completely screenless biometric band designed to go head-to-head with WHOOP, and it does so without requiring a subscription to unlock its core functionality.
Platform: PC (Reviewed) Developer: Embark Studios
Look, I get it. The words "extraction shooter" usually trigger a deep, existential sigh. You think of losing your...
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