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A night built around Washington pageantry turned serious in an instant Saturday after President Donald Trump was evacuated from the White House Correspondents’ Dinner following a major security scare outside the venue. According to reports, Secret Service agents moved swiftly after an armed suspect attempted to breach the security perimeter

California has become the cautionary tale next door, and Nevada voters would be wise to pay attention. A new report found California residents pay about 11 percent more for groceries, 40 percent more for gas, and a staggering 61 percent more for utilities than the national average. Those are not

The race for Nevada’s open northern congressional seat is moving quickly toward a simple conclusion: former state senator James Settelmeyer is emerging as the clear choice to keep the district conservative, effective, and firmly in Republican hands. With Congressman Mark Amodei stepping aside, Republicans faced an important decision. Nominate an

House Republicans just passed a resolution carrying a straightforward message: America’s rural communities matter. The measure recognized rural communities across the country as stewards of the environment, major suppliers of energy resources, critical providers of food production and manufacturing capacity, and key drivers of national economic stability. In most places,

Nevada is getting another reminder that low taxes, lighter regulation, and pro-growth leadership still work. New rankings highlighted multiple Nevada cities among the best places in America to start a business, reinforcing what entrepreneurs and job creators have known for years: the Silver State remains one of the most competitive

Nevada is once again taking center stage in America’s national defense strategy after President Donald Trump issued a presidential determination supporting expanded U.S. Air Force jet fighter training operations across Idaho, Oregon, and Nevada. For the Silver State, the message is clear: Nevada remains indispensable to American military readiness. The

Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford is facing renewed scrutiny after reports detailed an eye-popping taxpayer-funded travel bill during his time in office, while separate questions swirl over political ties to scandal-plagued California Democrat Eric Swalwell. According to reporting, Ford racked up substantial travel expenses while spending hundreds of days out of

Nevada is increasingly living with a problem many conservatives warned about for years: California’s failures do not stay in California. What happens in Sacramento now ripples directly into the Silver State, driving up costs, distorting housing markets, and exporting the same policies many Nevadans deliberately moved to escape. The old