OPINION: Sensing Humiliating Defeat, Grant Denton Breaks Homeless Debate Promise
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How Can The U.S. Take No Position in the Ukraine-Russia Conflict but Remain the Global Superpower?
Americans overwhelmingly want out of the Ukraine-Russia conflict, but how? How can we ensure the United States remains the global superpower under a scenario where it takes no position in the Ukraine-Russia conflict? Well, we need a ruthless, calculated pivot—leveraging military dominance, economic muscle, and diplomatic agility without getting bogged
OPINION: The Deep State Strikes—But Under Trump 2.0, It Gets Stopped in Its Tracks
In an explosive and unprecedented move, United States Attorney General Pam Bondi laid down the gauntlet Thursday, sending a shockwave through the so-called “Deep State” within the FBI—particularly its New York City field office. In one of her first official acts as the nation’s top law enforcement officer, Bondi ordered
Nevada Globe Exclusive: ACLJ Backs Robert Beadles in Federal Fight Against SB 406, Warns of Threats to Free Speech and Election Integrity
In a high-stakes showdown for free speech and election oversight, the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) has thrown its weight behind Nevada plaintiffs—including conservative firebrand Robert Beadles—in their Ninth Circuit challenge against Nevada’s SB 406. The case, Vanness v. Aguilar (No. 24-2910), set for oral arguments on March 7,
Lombardo Says No More Waiting—Results on Election Night?
Let’s hone in on Governor Joe Lombardo’s proposal to require mail-in ballots to be received by Election Day—rather than four days after—during the 83rd Nevada Legislative Session. As of February 26, 2025, this reform lacks a bill number, but it’s a key focus for conservatives over the next 14 days.
OPINION: Willie the “Water Buffalo”: The Unlikely Hero of Laoingen’s Water Revolution
PHILIPPINES- In a tale fit for the silver screen, an unassuming, wrongly named bull has proven that not all heroes wear capes—some have horns, hooves, and an unexpected knack for heavy lifting! Mistaken Identity: Turns out our hero, Willie the Water Buffalo, is not a water buffalo at all. Often
AB 51: A Transparency Tax Nevada Can’t Afford
Nevada’s gritty soul thrives on straight talk and open books. We’re a state of taxpayers who demand to know where our dollars go, a people who’ve fought off government overreach from sagebrush rebellions to tax battles. So when Assembly Bill 51 (AB 51) slinks into the 83rd Legislative Session, set
OPINION: Part 2: Black History Month in America 2025
Facts, Thoughts, and Questions That People Should Know
OPINION: One Way to Improve Future Black History
February is Black History Month. I admire numerous iconic Black historical figures, but my thoughts about Black History Month echo those of actor Morgan Freeman. “I don’t want a Black History Month … It’s ridiculous and I detest the idea … We don’t have a White History Month. My history
OPINION: PRESS RELEASE – WCSD Loses Appeal on Public Transparency Case
“Order Denying Motion to Alter or Amend Order Granting Amended Petition” (Dated 2-13-25 Washoe 2nd Judicial District Court, Judge Steinheimer) Summary: In mid-2023, WCSD Trustee Jeff Church requested copies of applications for a WCSD Committee that he was reviewing at a public meeting. WCSD had provided only their chosen candidate