Not that the gun debate really needed any more fuel, but President Barack Obama rolled out his plans for gun reform in a press conference Tuesday morning.

On Friday, July 20, at midnight, a theater full of people in the suburbs of Denver excitedly sat down to watch the much-anticipated ending to the Dark Knight trilogy. None of them would have ever guessed it would turn into a nightmare with a gunman throwing tear gas into the room and opening fire.

So much inaccuracy, so few words to cover it all. The following are some of the most blatant examples of poor and repetitious reporting of things that just aren't so. Closer examination by a biased and lazy mainstream media would correct the following.

Politicians work for us

Early Monday morning, I was surprised to hear Arizona’s own Sen. John McCain talking about bipartisan legislation that would be brought before the Senate and the House to address the longstanding issue of illegal immigration in America.

In her State of the State address earlier this afternoon, Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer expressed her continued optimism about the direction of Arizona’s economy, and called for increased competition in the realms of job creation and education.

October 25, 2006 - At the Northern Pima County Republican Party headquarters on Oracle Road, just north of River Road, a handful of volunteers gathered on a Wednesday in early October for a Randy Graf call night.

Letters to the editor in this week’s Explorer.

With 1070, son of Arizona won’t be coming home

Name: Jonathan Paton

Wallet lost, then found; his thanks eternal

Letters to the editor published in the September 2, 2009, edition of The Explorer.

July 20, 2005 - Since its shaky beginnings in the 1980s, Continental Ranch has been a cauldron of controversy, a place where neighborhood activism takes on its true meaning - perhaps a world within its own bounds.

The following in an overview of the five major state races, governor, attorney general, secretary of state, superintendent of public instruction and treasurer.