The photo on the Review-Journal’s Wednesday front page compelled me to write with the utmost compassion for Michael Jenkins and the utmost admiration for photographer Rachel Aston. Her photo captured the entire story — the sentencing of a Nevada Highway patrolman’s murderer — in one moment of heartrending grief. It caused me to weep.
So what to do? Return to the old ways and watch the scores improve.
Hundreds of billions have been raised to fund AI and other associated businesses. It is far too early to determine the economic impact.
in 2025, Pete Hegseth is criticized for pushing for newly proposed military fitness standards.
Oh, no, the Brightline Rail project is now going to cost $21 billion. What a massive and unexpected development (not)!
Compassion for our fellow citizens demands voting every last conflicted anti-American politician out of power.
The district has taken the audacious step of sanctioning educators for exercising their out-of-school, personal First Amendment free speech protections.
Stop blaming someone else or some company for you not having control of your own children.
The clowns we elected to Congress are putting their arrogance, self interest and opinions ahead of what this country needs more than ever before: leadership.
Bigger government has not brought us better government — it has brought us suffocating government.
Nowadays, Las Vegas is not the only place for people to go and gamble.
