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The NV-02 Democrat backed pronoun rules, all-gender bathrooms, “microaggression” surveys, LGBTQ business preferences and insurance rules covering gender-transition care. New York City’s socialist Mayor Zohran Mamdani is spending millions of taxpayer dollars expanding gender-transition services. But that ideology is not confined to the five boroughs. In Northern Nevada, Democrat Teresa

President Donald Trump signed an executive order Friday directing federal officials to confront what the White House describes as the ideological capture of the Smithsonian Institution and restore honesty, gratitude and national pride to the telling of America’s history. The order follows a months-long Domestic Policy Council investigation into the

As Southern Nevada hospitality workers lost jobs, hours and tips, Democrat Rep. Susie Lee’s trust was quietly unloading casino stocks and protecting her personal fortune from the wreckage. A new report examining Lee’s financial disclosures found that her trust sold as much as $1 million in Full House Resorts stock just

Nevada Democrat Rep. Susie Lee voted against the law providing eligible American children with a $1,000 investment head start. When confronted about that vote, Lee abruptly lifted her phone to her ear, refused to answer and walked away carrying what appears to be a five-figure Hermès handbag. Video posted by

One year after Republicans passed President Donald Trump’s Working Families Tax Cuts, Nevada workers and manufacturers are still collecting the dividends. A new National Association of Manufacturers report estimates the law is protecting 60,000 jobs, preserving $5 billion in wages and safeguarding $10 billion in Nevada economic output. The numbers are

Nevada Democrat Reps. Dina Titus, Susie Lee and Steven Horsford voted Tuesday night against two amendments that would protect girls’ sports at Pentagon-run schools and stop the military’s taxpayer-funded health program from covering gender reassignment procedures. The votes came during House consideration of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal

Career politician Dina Titus is facing fresh campaign finance questions after her campaign reported accepting another contribution that appears to exceed federal limits, just months after the Federal Election Commission flagged similar compliance problems and warned her campaign it could face further enforcement action. The latest filing shows Titus reported receiving

President Donald Trump is taking the fight against radical-left political violence worldwide, launching an international campaign to dismantle the financial networks, safe houses, propaganda channels, and cross-border operations that the administration says sustain violent extremist organizations. The Trump administration convened senior officials from foreign governments Thursday for what the White