Nearly a decade ago, Donald Trump said something the political class and media elites pretended not to hear. Or worse, heard perfectly and chose to lie about. “Islam hates us,” Trump said in 2016. He warned of “a tremendous hatred,” of an ideology so radicalized that it is often “hard to
President Donald J. Trump this week took decisive action to ensure the United States remains the global leader in artificial intelligence, signing an executive order that establishes a single national framework for AI policy and blocks states from imposing conflicting regulations. The move is aimed squarely at preventing a fragmented,
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police are seeking assistance from the public to identify individuals connected to a recent series of thefts that have specifically targeted senior citizens across the valley. The suspects are believed to be responsible for a crime spree focused on stealing jewelry from members of the senior community.
House Democrats didn’t even wait 24 hours before sprinting back to their favorite obsession: impeaching President Donald J. Trump. On Wednesday, Rep. Al Green (D-Texas) invoked a procedural maneuver to force another impeachment vote, this time on two articles, guaranteeing that the House would have to waste precious floor time indulging
President Trump’s rally in Pennsylvania wasn’t just a swing-state victory lap, it was a roadmap for states like Nevada, where affordability, immigration, and energy are defining the political battlefield heading into 2026. Nevadans don’t need another speech. They need results. And Trump’s message: “America is back and just getting started”
The legal and political wreckage of President Biden’s student-loan “forgiveness” crusade is finally catching up to Washington. In a blistering Wall Street Journal op-ed, U.S. Department of Education Undersecretary Nicholas Kent and Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway lay out the reality: Biden’s debt-cancellation schemes were illegal, unworkable, and nothing more than a
President Donald J. Trump rolled out another wave of cost-cutting wins this week — and unlike the empty promises Nevada’s Democrats keep recycling, these reforms are already hitting kitchen tables in real time. According to the White House, Trump’s latest consumer-focused actions are slashing everyday expenses, restoring competition, and rebuilding
Nevada may be on the brink of a college-aid breakout year thanks to a national surge in interest for federal student assistance, a dramatic turnaround after the disastrous FAFSA rollout last year that left thousands of Nevada families sidelined, stressed, and shut out. According to new reporting, the Department of Education is projecting record
Rep. Dina Titus’ latest TV appearance showcased a troubling pattern: defending foreign bad actors while demonizing American law enforcement. When asked about strikes on Venezuelan drug-trafficking vessels, Titus emphasized uncertainty about “who was on those boats,” suggesting the administration lacked proof, despite years of DEA reports documenting Venezuelan state involvement
Nevada Rep. Dina Titus delivered a confusing, contradictory interview this week that raised fresh questions about her grasp of foreign policy and national security issues. From the opening segment, Titus struggled to articulate clear answers. She claimed she didn’t want the Kennedy Center Honors “politicized,” then immediately used the topic