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Terence Flynn resigned this week as a member of the National Labor Relations Board. Mr. Flynn, a Republican, came under fire from unions and congressional Democrats after the board’s inspector general alleged that he had improperly revealed details on the status of pending cases.

The federal debt and budget deficit loom as major issues in the November elections. And now comes a report that the nation’s fiscal health is much worse than acknowledged.

The Washington Post reported last week that so-called campaign finance reform activists – those who believe we can reduce the influence of money in politics without concurrently confining an activist government to its constitutional boundaries – are pushing the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn its 2010 decision in the Citizens United case.

North Las Vegas officials rolled the dice this week, saying they may try to use a rarely invoked state law to handle difficult budget and personnel decisions.

Las Vegas has an ally in fighting off critics who seek to demonize tourist destinations as magnets for wasteful government junkets.