Rep. Dina Titus is calling for passage of her bump-stock ban in a letter sent to House and Senate leaders on the fifth anniversary of the 1 October shooting.
Gary Martin
Former Review-Journal Washington Bureau Reporter
A surge of immigrants and those seeking asylum at the southern border has vexed the Biden administration and candidates seeking office in November.
The Nevada senator marked the fifth anniversary of the deadliest mass shooting in American history to once again call for a ban on bump stocks.
Wyoming Congresswoman Liz Cheney told Las Vegas business leaders to vote against election deniers and demand accountability from their political leaders.
After the mass shooting in Las Vegas, bump stocks were banned by federal regulation. But that rule is under challenge, and bump stocks could be legal once more.
A half-metric ton of weapons-grade plutonium secretly shipped into Nevada in 2019 has been removed four years ahead of schedule.
A Winnemucca man pleaded guilty Wednesday to assaulting law enforcement officers and disrupting the counting of electoral votes in the presidential election.
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Police were called this month to the opening of a Democratic campaign office after armed protesters showed up. No threats were made, and no one was arrested.
A war of words in the Nevada U.S. Senate race has resulted in independent fact checkers skewering the Democrat incumbent and Republican challenger for false and misleading claims.
President Biden signed into law a sweeping bill that includes funding for drought-plagued states like Nevada and measures to lower prescription drug costs for seniors.
Nevada’s congressional delegation voted on party lines Friday to advance the Inflation Reduction Act, which now goes to President Joe Biden for his signature.
A man who videotaped himself smoking pot inside the U.S. Capitol during the Jan. 6 riot is expected to reach a plea deal to avoid trial, court documents show.
Vice President Kamala Harris will address a labor convention in Las Vegas and meet with state lawmakers on protecting reproductive rights.
Republicans say the Democratic bill will not relieve inflation, but could make it worse, while Nevada’s Democratic senators say it contains several provisions helpful to Nevada.
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