Opinion

Regardless of who wins Tuesday’s election, there will be a new president in the White House come January — one who promises, “Change is coming.”

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It seems that no political or economic force is strong enough to derail planners’ dreams of a mass-transit utopia.

Traffic at McCarran International Airport dropped more than 13 percent in September when measured against the same month in 2007. It was the 11th consecutive month of such declines.

Presidential candidates John McCain and Barack Obama both called on Alaska’s Ted Stevens to resign from the U.S. Senate Tuesday, a day after his conviction on charges of failing to report more than $250,000 in gifts.

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Gov. Jim Gibbons and state lawmakers can quit worrying about the state’s massive revenue shortfall and the souring national economy.

The final week of the election is upon us with a whirlwind of last-minute campaign calls, mail, commercials and door-to-door lobbying.

The race in the 3rd Congressional District, in which Democratic state Sen. and UNLV professor Dina Titus challenges three-term incumbent Republican Jon Porter, remains tight as it goes down to the wire. Last Thursday, the two candidates participated in their final televised debate.

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