Democrats now sound like free-market aficionados.
Editorials
Midterms are rarely kind to the president’s party, and with balloting just nine months off, the storm clouds look particularly threatening for Republicans.
Nevada and other states now have increased incentive to root out food stamp fraud. That’s good news for taxpayers.
Thanks to Gov. Joe Lombardo and President Donald Trump, Nevada parents will soon have new educational options.
It’s much easier to romanticize Hamas when you ignore their brutality. That wasn’t an option for Yair Horn.
As if North Las Vegas government didn’t have enough problems to deal with, it appears a severe case of black robe disease has struck Municipal Court.
This week, petitioners began collecting signatures for an initiative to legalize recreational use of marijuana within the state. If you are presented with the petition, and you’re a registered voter, sign it.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau was created a few years ago to safeguard Americans from questionable business practices within the financial sector. Ironically, with the announcement of its new employee review policy, the bureau has proved it has no interest in protecting the taxpaying public from the agency’s own dubious practices.
Several downtown hotels could see up to 2,000 union workers go on strike if new contracts aren’t hammered out by 5 a.m. Sunday morning, a decidedly unhealthy move for the slowly recovering local economy. And make no mistake, health — in the form of the Affordable Care Act — has a lot to do with why the labor dispute exists in the first place.
The White House and the IRS had long asserted that the tax agency’s targeting of tea party groups was the work of rogue, low-level employees from the Cincinnati office. Nothing to see here. Move along, America.
UNLV’s baseball team on Monday did what the school’s basketball team couldn’t this season: It qualified for the NCAA tournament’s field of 64.
Voters, you have some serious homework to do. And you’ve come to the right place to start.
President Barack Obama says he is “madder than hell” about the widening Veterans Affairs scandal. In fact, if the administration is to be believed, nobody is madder about it than the president — not the American people, our fighting men and women, or even the families of at least 40 veterans who died while waiting for treatment at mismanaged VA hospitals.
Every Memorial Day we see heartfelt tributes to our troops and veterans. They’re worthy of year-round thanks, especially with so many current service members coming home from multiple combat tours.
Voter engagement should be warming like the weather. It isn’t.