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While Washington spirals in its usual cycle of outrage and opportunism, something refreshingly old fashioned happened this week. First Lady Melania Trump chose to spend her time honoring the men and women of the United States Armed Forces, embracing love of country, love of family, and the quiet dignity that

This Valentine’s Day, while normal couples are splitting dessert and pretending they like overpriced prix fixe menus, The Nevada Globe decided to deliver a few valentines of our own. Not the chocolate kind. The truth kind. Because if there is anything more predictable than a Strip wedding chapel at 2

The battle over election integrity in Nevada is not cooling off. It is accelerating. Inside the halls of the Nevada Legislature and across county commission chambers from Reno to Las Vegas, lawmakers and election officials are once again sparring over voter ID, mail ballot procedures, signature verification, and voter roll

President Donald J. Trump just did something Washington elites swore could never be done. He put American coal back at the center of American national defense. In a sweeping new executive action, President Trump moved to strengthen the United States national defense by fortifying America’s beautiful clean coal power generation

President Donald J. Trump and EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin just dropped a regulatory earthquake on Washington. In what the administration is calling the single largest deregulatory action in United States history, Trump and Zeldin moved to unwind a web of climate rules, emissions mandates, and bureaucratic red tape that conservatives

Nevada voters deserve to know who is on their side and who is playing games with the ballot box. This week,  Democrats Dina Titus, Susie Lee, and Steven Horsford voted against the SAVE America Act, legislation that does something most Americans assume is already the law. It requires proof of

Democrats have found their latest hill to die on, and it is a strange one. Voter ID. While the American public lines up overwhelmingly behind the simple idea that you should show identification to vote, Democrat politicians in Washington are digging in their heels and calling it suppression. The disconnect

Nevada politics just flipped on its head, and the numbers do not lie. For the first time in nearly two decades, Republicans now hold a registration edge over Democrats among active voters in the Silver State. Let that sink in. Not projected. Not modeled. Not spin. Real voters on the

As Washington ground to a halt during the government shutdown, Steven Horsford’s campaign was anything but shut down. It was splurging. While Nevadans dealt with uncertainty and disruption he voted for, Horsford’s campaign burned through more than $15,000 on chartered coach buses and nearly $9,400 on hotels stretching from Las