- June 26, 2025
Nevada GOP leaders reflect on 2024 caucus challenges | Politics and Government
Facing long lines and nippy weather, more Nevada Republicans than the Nevada GOP had expected came out to their caucus locations to show support for
Learning lags despite federal coronavirus funding
Money sent out in haste most often goes to waste. That’s an apt assessment of many government programs, and it certainly applies to funding meant
Congress should let the Dreamers stay | LETTER | Letters
The children of migrants who were brought illegally into this country — known as “Dreamers” — should be included in the compromise border protection bill.
GOP all over the map on immigration | LETTER | Letters
Republicans in Congress want it both ways, and everybody knows you can’t have it both ways. They want the border secure, but they refuse to
CCSD alleges union leader cited race-based reasons for rejecting salary reevaluation | Education
The Clark County School District alleged during contentious contract talks in September that the teachers union’s top leader cited race-based reasons for rebuffing a proposal
Las Vegas’ ex-mayor and ‘mob attorney’ wagers on Swift-Kelce | Kats | Entertainment
Oscar Goodman has added has added family planning to his Super Bowl handicapping. The former mayor of Las Vegas and current gambler on Friday wagered,
Once a leader in expanding civil rights, 5th Circuit now a leader in limiting government power
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit has earned a reputation for strikingly conservative rulings. One of its recent decisions could put the
And now Nevada will pretend the general election campaign didn’t already start
And now all eyes turn to Nevada… Ha ha, just kidding. Yes, Nevada is technically the next state on the Republican nominating calendar. But the
Special counsel exposes Biden’s memory problems | Debra J. Saunders | Opinion
WASHINGTON President Joe Biden’s memory is even worse than it looks. That’s the bad news found in Special Counsel Robert Hur’s report on his criminal