The Clark County School District can’t teach kids to read or keep them safe, so now it wants them to role-play asking each other for sex.
Victor Joecks
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Sheriff Joe Lombardo may be the least likely candidate ever to receive an endorsement from former president Donald Trump.
Ron DeSantis is officially coming to Las Vegas to campaign for Adam Laxalt. But it’s also a sneak peak of a potential 2024 presidential campaign.
There’d be no need for “Dads in Schools” if there were more fathers in homes.
Fossil fuels powered the societal improvements that made Earth Day possible.
There are now another million reasons why John Lee has a chance to win the Republican gubernatorial primary.
Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto is starting to sound like Donald Trump on immigration.
The people who should be happiest about Elon Musk wanting to buy Twitter are President Joe Biden and congressional Democrats.
Just when you think things can’t get any worse in the Clark County School District, they do.
Another gun law won’t stop a criminal from illegally obtaining a gun. Keeping them in jail for their full sentence will.
If abortion activists had to talk about what abortion entailed, support for killing preborn babies would drop precipitously.
If Biden’s failures turn Nevada red, it would be an impressive accomplishment.
Some of Las Vegas’ most high-profile crime stories fit a disturbing trend. Many of the perpetrators were recently in police custody.
Steve Sisolak and Joe Lombardo are no Will Smith when responding to insults. That’s to their credit.
Restorative justice is like communism. It keeps failing, but its defenders insist that “true” restorative justice hasn’t been tried.
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