The math in “Tariffs drive up costs for Centennial project” (Tuesday Review-Journal) leaves me puzzled. We are told that a 25 percent increase in cost for $5.3 million of steel is the main cause of an extra $12 million in costs. Are you sure you got that right?
The price of steel fluctuates a lot. It hit an all-time high last December and was down to less than half that value in March. Something is missing.
Our nation’s public lands system is one of America’s greatest ideas.
The most inconvenient truth is that the U.S. Social Security system is fundamentally flawed and is bleeding red ink.
The answers are simple: Casinos are their own worst enemy.
It’s sad to see so many bury their heads in the sand when it comes to the pressures facing our city’s tourism industry.
The dog and pony show in Alaska is over. President Donald Trump gave the vilest of dictators the royal treatment. That should make real conservatives — not the MAGA lot — sick.
Las Vegas has shot itself in the foot. People feel ripped off. I feel ripped off.
Is anyone willing to take on marijuana smoking in public, which is supposedly illegal?
