Editorials

Last month, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, in Las Vegas for a conference on Health Information Technology, was gracious enough to pen an opinion piece for the Review-Journal, in which she enthused about America’s emerging health IT industry and the policies that set it in motion.

What would become the city of Henderson was born during World War II, around an industrial plant that supplied the country with magnesium for munition casings and airplane engines.

It’s an election year, and conventional wisdom holds that President Barack Obama’s fortunes this fall likely depend in large part on the state of the economy.