Kudos to Review-Journal Executive Editor Glenn Cook for standing up for his newsroom in “Assailing journalism, trust with a fabrication.” As we continue to adjust to life in the information age, attacks on journalists weaken an institution so sacred that its protection was included in the First Amendment.
Clark County commissioners claim “safety” as the reason for their proposed ban on people stopping on bridges overlooking the Strip. But a more accurate assessment would be greed.
Subsidies are like tax deductions. Somebody else has to make up for the money lost due to a tax deduction. It’s time to halt subsidies of all kinds.
Linda Cavazos of the Clark County School Board attacked Moms for Liberty because they don’t want their children to be exposed to porn?
I’d like a cheaper way to drive. But if I owned an EV, I would also need a gasoline-powered vehicle for any trip I might want to take of more than 200 miles.
Wouldn’t it be great to have one or even two consecutive issues of the Review-Journal that did not have any reports of murders or assaults in Clark County?
Maybe our commissioners could create a new agency devoted to keeping the tourists moving.
This is a win-win for everyone, particularly those of us who live on the west side of the Strip.
Our country currently is $33 trillion in debt. That’s roughly $250,000 per taxpayer.
The reason his popularity is dwindling is his inability to do what the people perceive as his job.
What has the state Real Estate Division ever done?
