Just months after making headlines for its radical immigration law and wacky politicians, the Grand Canyon State just might be turning purple.
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The company agreed to a $105 million settlement with state and federal regulators.
They're considering a short-term continuing resolution that would fund the government through April 15 and buy negotiators more time.
The Senate minority leader has a few tricks up his sleeve to target carbon limits for power plants.
Veterans of a toxic military base face long odds of getting health benefits from the VA, which some lawmakers want to change.
14 teams compete to build a super-efficient wood stove, one of humanity's oldest inventions.
The agency released a new series of draft 2015 Technology Roadmaps, but budgetary problems are crowding the horizon.
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