No doubt the mullahs in Iran cheered the news.
Editorials
Even environmentalist Europeans would rather have coal power than face the reality of overdependence on unreliable green energy.
Any regulations in the National Labor Relations Act governing union organization campaigns must be interpreted through the lens of the Bill of Rights.
A more balanced approach is necessary.
Let it be noted that Hamas raced to the bargaining table once it became evident that Israel was prepared to follow through on its vow to enter Rafah and to finish off the terror group.
How long do you think it takes to train to become a licensed barber in Nevada? A month? Six months? Maybe a year?
Last month, MGM Resorts International announced it would begin charging customers to park at its nine Strip resorts. That was followed early this month by an announcement that MGM would outsource its parking operations, including valet parking personnel.
The race for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination has turned into quite a battle, so it’s appropriate that a week from Tuesday, the GOP campaign heads to the Battle Born state for Nevada’s first-in-the-West caucus.
It’s hardly a revelation that Nevada has a shortage of K-12 teachers. The problem dates back to the valley’s boom years. It affects plenty of other states as well.
It’s no easy task for a public school to achieve success serving high numbers of low-income children. But two Clark County School District campuses have shown that it is indeed possible.
Nevada’s system of gaming industry regulation is known as “the gold standard.” Today, there’s a stain on the integrity of that system, one that calls into question the image of the industry and the people responsible for overseeing it.
Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders is very fond of telling voters that he is the only Democratic candidate for president who doesn’t have a super PAC, and that he’s “going to prove the experts wrong” by winning the election without one.
Now that voters in Iowa and New Hampshire are finished casting ballots, it’s almost time for Nevada to take center stage with its first-in-the-West caucus.
Quick quiz: What is America’s biggest national security threat? Is it ISIS? Is it Iran? Could it be Russia? What about North Korea?
Publicly, the National Football League would like everyone to know that it opposes sports betting. But privately, NFL officials have to acknowledge that for decades, interest in their product has been heavily derived from betting — both legal and illegal.
