From Israel to masks to wildfires, the last week shredded whatever credibility elitists had left.
Opinion Columns
In 2017, the liberal Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy at Harvard University found that 93 percent of CNN’s coverage of the Trump administration was negative.
If Trump’s visit was primarily a political stunt rather than a legitimate attempt to court the Nevada vote — and there’s reason to suspect it was — then give his campaign credit for a well-played weekend.
Gov. Steve Sisolak’s differing standards for political protests and presidential rallies came into sharp relief when President Donald Trump visited Las Vegas recently.
President Donald Trump’s Sunday rally was so “dangerous” that King Steve Sisolak now thinks it’s safe to reopen bars in Clark County.
If President Donald Trump wins Nevada, he should send a big thank you card to King Steve Sisolak.
There is far more evidence that Black Lives Matter protesters are systemically violent than there is that police are systemically racist.
The time you put into Twitter is time you never will get back. When you die, your last thought could be regret for how much time you spent on Twitter.
Reason has seldom stopped the outbreak of war — the stuff of ancient passions, bitter history and ethnic and religious frenzy.
President Donald Trump shouldn’t have to face a defamation lawsuit filed against him by a woman who accuses him of rape until after he leaves office.
Nevada’s coronavirus numbers look better and better. You wouldn’t know if from the restrictions King Steve Sisolak still has in place.
It’d be surprising if King Steve Sisolak didn’t try to shut down President Donald Trump’s upcoming Nevada rallies.
The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority bought the beleaguered Las Vegas Monorail for $24 million, less to run the train and more to open up the Strip to transportation alternatives.
Joe Biden’s response to violence and rioting in America’s cities is long overdue and even blames the victims rather than the perpetrators.
Paradoxes happen when what seems real is not — and is known not to be real by those who act as if it is.
