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Biden's budget would spend big and create even more debt - a gamble that won't work out well, if history and other countries are any indication.

It’s the start of a new month, the unofficial start of summer. That makes it the perfect time to talk about the newest voices on the USA TODAY Opinion team. Starting this month is Connie Schultz, a Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist and New York Times best-selling author, whose latest book, Daughters of Erietown, is released in paperback today. She’s a frequent public speaker and guest on national television and most recently wrote a nationally syndicated column. Her new weekly column will be exclusive to USA TODAY and the USA TODAY Network. Schultz writes about current events and policy ...

Arizona Democrats put the brakes on a bill requiring that voters provide proof when returning their early ballot. But the fight is far from over.

Arizona's leaders are proof that we need nonpartisan elections. But ironically, we're moving away from the reforms that could make that happen.

Arizona Supreme Court ends case of voters who want to toss elections, put themselves in office Richard Ruelas, Arizona Republic © Brian Snyder In the last general election, nearly 90% of votes in Arizona were cast using alternative methods, columnist Robert Robb says we don't need restrictions to vote. The Arizona Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to entertain the case of a group of anonymous voters who wanted to toss out the past two statewide general elections, depose the officeholders elected in them and install themselves as temporary leaders. The state’s highest cour...