How can there be any civil debate when not even the president of the United States can be civil?
Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.
Only a handful of people — including former Trump attorney Michael Cohen — have been convicted of lying to Congress. Mr. Comey maintains his innocence and said he welcomes a trial.
The less you remember, the more convincing Attorney General Aaron Ford is.
I have long become accustomed to what I call the “BTMF” reflex whenever a great, newsmaking calamity or outrage happens. That’s short for “Blame the media first.”
Proposed bans on vaping and nicotine pouches expose the original mendacity of tobacco control.
The Golden Knights gave up three third-period goals and lost a preseason game to the Colorado Avalanche on Tuesday. Here are three takeaways from the defeat.
The Trump administration has negotiated a stake in both the company building a lithium mine in Northern Nevada and the mine itself, the U.S. Energy Department said Tuesday.
Axel Ramos, 23, died Friday after a crash in North Las Vegas, the Clark County coroner’s office confirmed Tuesday.
Authorities identify a 27-year-old man who was shot and killed at a Las Vegas apartment complex.
The federal government has shut down after Democrats and Republicans failed to find a compromise and pass a stop-gap funding measure.
The mother of a girl who was killed when she was hit by a bus has filed a lawsuit accusing the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada of negligence.
The Las Vegas City Council was again fully staffed after Councilwoman Kara Kelley was sworn in Wednesday before participating in the first meeting of her interim appointment.
The judge also ruled that federal judges in Nevada could decide whether to select their own interim U.S. attorney.
University of Nevada, Reno, President Brian Sandoval said a resource hub under federal scrutiny is not federally funded and is available to the entire campus community.
The UNLV investigation will examine whether the school “engaged in discriminatory practices based on race, color, or national origin against its students,” the Justice Department said.
After two bankruptcy filings, the airline sent a WARN notice announcing that nearly 400 Las Vegas-based flight attendants will be furloughed.
A new law taking effect Wednesday lets RTC security quickly remove unruly bus passengers, improving safety and decreasing delays for Las Vegas public transit riders.
Prosecutors said that video surveillance showed Isaiah Pierce and Yusuf Mosley in a quarrel before Pierce “sucker punched” Mosley, knocking him back.
UNLV’s football team, coming off its second bye week of the season, believes it’s prepared for its Mountain West opener at Wyoming on Saturday.
The restaurant’s landlord changed the locks on its Fashion Show mall location because of unpaid rent.
The network will present at least 50 games annually, including coverage of the WNBA Playoffs and WNBA Finals games in select years beginning in 2026.
David Forst has overseen much transition for a low-budget franchise that is trying to build with more longer contracts ahead of the move to Las Vegas.
A man is dead after a rollover crash Tuesday afternoon south of Searchlight.
Gary Mayo will oversee developer Jim Rhodes’ long-sought hilltop project west of Las Vegas.
Raiders left tackle Kolton Miller, the team’s most consistent lineman, will miss at least four games after suffering a right ankle injury Sunday against the Chicago Bears.
Starbucks coffee shops across the country are set to close as the company looks to restructure as part of its Back to Starbucks plan, according to the USA Today report.
A viral Southern California gourmet grocery makes cryptic Instagram post mentioning Las Vegas, other cities.
Pierce McFarland, 23, was arrested after a shooting on Sept. 24, when police said he fired rounds near the entrance of Nellis Air Force Base and pointed his gun at security personnel.