In Tuesday’s editorial, the Review-Journal complains that taxes are too high in the United States and spending is the problem. In fact, the United States is in the middle of developed countries for taxing its citizens. The countries with the highest tax rates are European countries such as Denmark, Sweden, Belgium, Finland, Norway, Netherlands, etc., and their citizens enjoy some of the highest standards of living in the world.
I would like to thank the Democrats in Nevada’s congressional delegation for voting against President Donald Trump’s big, beautiful bill.
Too many government licensing schemes serve as barriers to would-be entrepreneurs, stifling competition and limiting consumer choice.
I’m on Donald Trump’s side with his economics and politics — not the side of Fed chief Jerome Powell.
Doing what the boss says is business as usual for most workers.
Police officers must go through firearms training and how to make a judgment in critical situations. Why are they trained to aim above the waist instead of below to incapacitate the intruder?
If the A’s play their cards right, Reggie may even agree to throw out one of the Opening Day ceremonial pitches alongside other legends in a few years.
Our water officials are not doing enough to preserve what little water we have left.
