MGM and Caesars CEOs have acknowledged price missteps.
Editorials
Democrats have been outspoken in their concern that President Donald Trump might flout a court order. Yet they shrug when federal bureaucrats ignore Supreme Court precedent to exert their vast authority.
One powerful federal employee union now points a finger at Democrats as the federal shutdown drags on. Is Sen. Jacky Rosen listening?
The latest performance metrics for Nevada’s public schools should be an eye-opener to the entrenched interests that fight against charter campuses and other reforms. But don’t count on it.
A rash of student-vehicle collisions.
In Nevada, progressive lawmakers have a recent track record of reducing penalties for certain criminal offenses, something the governor tacitly referenced in touting his measure.
Washington has a spending problem, not a revenue shortage.
The only thing more permanent than a government program is a temporary tax.
Senate Bill 432 is an affront to government transparency and accountability.
New superintendent Jhone Ebert needs to learn from Jesus Jara’s mistakes and make school safety, not counting suspensions, her top priority.
Illegal crossings at the lowest point in decades.
Will the administration just kick the economic disruption 90 days down the road?
