Two recent Review-Journal headlines: “A pitch for turf removal” and “LV buying frenzy.” What connects, rather does not connect, both articles? Water. The first report deals with water conservation, and the second story does not mention the need for water for these additional new housing developments. Do politicians and/or authorizing/licensing agencies ever look at an entire picture?
Trump’s “no taxes on tips” plan starts a race to the bottom.
Why on earth do we allow these huge 18-wheelers in the left lanes of our freeways? That’s like having a speeding missile on your back bumper.
Where is your editorial on Donald Trump and JD Vance toning down the rhetoric? Or are you tone-deaf to their remarks?
What are the people of Springfield to do? Kamala Harris expects these poor citizens to somehow feed, shelter, clothe, medicate and educate the 20,000 uninvited.
A vote for Ms. Harris’ “opportunity economy” is a vote for poverty and despair.
It appears to me that the vice president choices made by Donald Trump and Kamala Harris should be reversed.
There could be some snags if Nevada were to follow new California law.
People in Nevada have an inflated sense of UNLV’s credentials. The campus life of UNLV is disjointed and extremely untraditional, to say the least.
This year, the voting season promises to be a truly international event. Our friends from 162 countries have joined us thanks to the efforts of incumbent politicians.
It appears that Bidenomics/Kamalanomics has taken one of our country’s most well known products, Tupperware, into bankruptcy.
