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The White House has taken a decisive step on election integrity. President Donald Trump signed a new executive action aimed at strengthening citizenship verification in federal elections, directing agencies to tighten safeguards and ensure only U.S. citizens are participating in the voting process. The order focuses on enforcement. Federal agencies

The White House is drawing a hard line. President Donald Trump announced a sweeping push to dismantle what the administration is calling Democrats’ “transgender for everybody” agenda, signaling a full-scale rollback of policies tied to gender ideology across federal programs. The message is not subtle. The administration is moving to

Washoe County Republican Central Committee rolls out endorsements from the governor’s mansion to city hall

Nevada’s race for the open 2nd Congressional District is already turning into a proxy war inside the Republican Party. Former state senator James Settelmeyer has locked down endorsements from Governor Joe Lombardo and Congressman Mark Amodei, instantly positioning himself as the establishment favorite in the race. That part is not

House Democrats are now deep into a DHS funding standoff, and Nevada’s delegation just made their position unmistakably clear. Dina Titus, Susie Lee, and Steven Horsford voted against funding the Department of Homeland Security, rejecting support for the very agencies responsible for keeping Americans safe. ICE. Border Patrol. TSA. All

A new wave of left-wing protests is sweeping across the country, backed by a sprawling network of activist groups and funding streams. Reports detail hundreds of organizations with massive resources fueling coordinated demonstrations. Organizers frame the movement as grassroots. Critics say it is something else entirely. That is the backdrop.

A federal judge in Nevada is facing scrutiny after handing down what critics are calling a shockingly light sentence in a child exploitation case. Judge Anne Traum, a Biden appointee to the U.S. District Court for Nevada, sentenced a convicted offender to the statutory minimum of five years in prison

House Democrats are now weeks into a Department of Homeland Security funding lapse, and Nevada’s delegation is leaving a clear paper trail. Two votes. Two chances. First, a commonsense resolution affirming the importance of a fully funded DHS. Dina Titus voted no. Susie Lee and Steven Horsford could not bring

Winning For Women, a national organization focused on electing conservative women, is throwing its weight behind Carrie Buck in Nevada’s 1st Congressional District. The group, known for backing candidates who support economic growth, public safety, and strong national defense, announced its endorsement with a clear goal. Flip the seat. Grow