Corporate welfare can unite the right and left.
Editorials
If political meddling improved education, there’d be no need for charter schools.
If Trump officials want to show how developing federal land can lower housing prices, they should start in Las Vegas.
Good as far as it goes, but it ignores the major issues.
The Houthis in Yemen had little to fear from the Biden White House. President Donald Trump is now trying to change the equation.
Vice President JD Vance shook up Europe by delivering a handful of inconvenient truths to the continent’s leaders during a speech in Munich.
Even as Hamas releases hostages and temporarily lays down its weapons, leaders of the terror group continue to make clear their intentions.
Nevada’s state and local government agencies have a well-documented history of trying to hide public records from the taxpayers they are paid to serve. But the problem isn’t confined to the Silver State.
Donald Trump has taken many productive steps during his first weeks back in the Oval Office. But supporting a bill to cap credit card interest rates wouldn’t be one of them.
Panicked over the possibility that the federal spigot may be slowed.
Either homeless individuals will go to a shelter or they’ll go to jail. In both scenarios, they won’t be squatting in public places.
Democrats wanted to spend $43 million subsidizing the meals of middle-income and wealthy families.
The president says he will abide by judicial rulings.
There’s a reason that ideas from the ivory tower need to be tested. Often the grandest theories fall apart when exposed to the rigors of the real world.
Before members of the education establishment push to include “media literacy” instruction, perhaps it would be prudent for them to first do something to ensure that Nevada high school students can read, write and do elementary math.