Steve Sebelius

Members of the public who objected to a mandate to wear face masks to slow the spread of COVID are vastly overstating their case.

Nevada has gone its own way since joining the Union during the Civil War, and that trend continues in modern politics.

Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo launched his campaign for the Republican nomination for governor last week, but may struggle with how to handle the question of Donald Trump.

With parts of the Biden agenda stymied in the U.S. Senate, some Democrats have called for ending the filibuster entirely. But there may be a cost to hasty action.

There’s still some controversy about the order of presidential primary elections, but at least for now, Nevada’s laws make us first in the nation.

After progressive activists took over the Nevada State Democratic Party, key members of the Harry Reid political machine have acted to ensure two decades of electoral gains aren’t lost.

We’ve reached the point where legislative resolutions and citizen initiatives are used not to set policy, but to bring major industries to heel.

The Legislature was ordered by a judge to refund DMV fees that were improperly collected, but there’s a plan to keep them anyway.

North Las Vegas Mayor John Lee made the rumors official last week: He’s running for governor on the ticket of his newfound Republican Party.

The Nevada Supreme Court held that extending a tax set to expire triggers the two-thirds supermajority requirement, contradicting the author’s oft-stated view that it does not.