Don’t take medical advice from RFK Jr.
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Nevada’s education problems won’t be fixed by teachers spending less time in the classroom. Yet that’s just what one bill could lead to.
Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.
In all my years as a retired cop with a law degree, I’ve never heard of a statute that allows a judge to aid and abet a defendant trying to escape custody.
If you’re angry about DOGE and President Donald Trump trying to cut the size of our federal government, ponder this:
I suppose her $340,000 annual salary wasn’t incentive enough to perform well in the new position.
Without access to affordable hydropower, utilities would have to purchase more power from the open market, which can spike to unaffordable costs on peak days. Rural Nevada communities simply can’t afford those price hikes.
Assembly Bill 487, an anti-pet bill that proposes a sweeping ban on retail pet sales of dogs, cats and rabbits, should be buried in Yucca Mountain.
Rooting out discriminatory Diversity, Equity and Inclusion programs should be a top Republican priority. But it’s not for Gov. Joe Lombardo.
Nevada has a nursing shortage. Unfortunately, Nevada policymakers seem to be laser-focused on taking the wrong approach to fixing the problem.
Sometimes it’s easier to blame something you can’t control than confront a problem you can. That certainly applies to the Colorado River.
