As this editorial rolled off the presses Saturday, Bobby Hauck was preparing for his final game as UNLV’s football coach. On Friday afternoon, Mr. Hauck submitted his resignation, just ahead of Saturday’s game between the Rebels and their archrivals from Reno. His resignation takes effect Monday.
Armed government agents wearing bulletproof vests, some with black ski masks, cornering a vehicle on a public street. In most big cities, such a scene might transpire during a hostage-rescue mission or the apprehension of dangerous criminals. In Las Vegas, though, it could just be the taxi police.
Henderson Mayor Andy Hafen had one additional thing to be thankful for this year: the legal doctrine of standing.
Congress will make an all-new case for federal tax simplification next week, when it reboots talks for extensions on all the breaks, credits and deductions that expired last year or die a month from now.
Here’s a question for Nevadans to ponder: Is it good that your state generates 86 percent of its electricity from fossil fuels?
Trust is precious, quickly lost and not easily regained. America’s high-tech giants have learned as much and are trying to rebuild faith in their brands by protecting the privacy of their customers.
