President Joe Biden once claimed he wanted to unify the country. In this respect, he has — most people think he’s doing a terrible job.
Victor Joecks
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If Nevada’s universal background check law worked as promised, shootings wouldn’t have jumped significantly in 2021.
There’s a problem with President Joe Biden’s vacation schedule. It’s too short.
Even if you thought cash bail once needed reform, what’s happening now shows those “reforms” have been taken too far.
It’s great to welcome CES and its tens of thousands of attendees to Las Vegas.
The world could use a “thrill of hope” right about now. Fortunately, that’s exactly what Christmas celebrates.
Rep. Susie Lee’s biggest worry about inflation isn’t rising prices. It’s people worrying about it.
The parallels between Republican gubernatorial candidate Joey Gilbert and Donald Trump come easy
Rep. Dina Titus thinks Republicans will sweep Nevada’s congressional races next year — including her own district.
The Biden administration supports systemic racism — when it’s directed against Asian students seeking admission to elite universities.
President Joe Biden might be worse at foreign policy than he is at domestic policy.
Teacher shortages is yet another education problem that more money didn’t fix.
The term Latinx is an attempt to reshape the Spanish language, which gives nouns a specific gender . This includes inanimate objects, animals and feelings.
Having something to hide usually hurts a political candidate’s standing with voters. Not in Sheriff Joe Lombardo’s case.
The Omicron variant is already circulating in the United States. That doesn’t mean it’s time to panic.
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