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Democrats in Washington have decided that if they cannot get their way on ICE, they are willing to torch everything else in sight. Over the past several days, they have effectively shut down critical emergency services and military operations because their far-left flank demanded a showdown over Immigration and Customs

Dina Titus said the quiet part out loud. On Tuesday’s broadcast of Bloomberg’s Balance of Power, the Nevada Democrat openly admitted that the Department of Homeland Security shutdown is hurting her own state. Not Republicans. Not Washington bureaucrats. Nevadans. “The shutdown really hurts Nevada,” Titus conceded. “If you don’t have

Nevada families are opening their mailboxes and seeing something Democrats swore would never happen. Bigger refund checks. According to early IRS data, the average tax refund is up 10.9 percent so far this filing season. Not a rounding error. Not a statistical blip. A real increase hitting real bank accounts

Northern Nevada Republicans can exhale. The announcement that Mark Amodei will not seek reelection has triggered the usual Beltway chatter about “vulnerable seats” and “changing dynamics.” But let’s be clear. Nevada’s Second Congressional District is not a purple experiment. It is a red stronghold. And this is not a crisis.

In Munich, under the vaulted ceilings of a conference long known for polite speeches and cautious diplomacy, Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivered something different. Clarity. At the Munich Security Conference, Rubio called on America’s allies to rediscover their shared heritage and meet the hard realities of a new era

Presidents Day used to be a polite holiday. A few mattress sales. A dusty civics lesson. A quick nod to Washington and Lincoln before everyone went back to scrolling. Not anymore. This Presidents Day lands in the middle of a political realignment that feels less like a season and more

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