Thanksgiving is just days away, and for the first time in years, Nevadans can sit down at the table without flinching at the price tag. After four long years of brutal Bidenflation squeezing every family budget, Republicans have been working overtime to clean up the economic wreckage and the results
Nevada readers, if Pastor Andy Michael Thompson’s name rings a bell from our earlier dispatches, you know this Henderson father and pastor has been on a solo mission to pry open the doors of election transparency. From his state Supreme Court appeal fighting voter standing rules to federal court battles
Education Secretary Linda McMahon took her case for dismantling the Department of Education straight to Fox News’ The Sunday Briefing with Jacqui Heinrich, laying out, methodically and unapologetically, why the federal education bureaucracy must be broken up, decentralized, and returned to the people actually teaching kids every day. If Democrats were hoping
On Friday, Zohran Mamdani, the new national face of the Democrat Party, made an appearance in the Oval Office with President Donald Trump. It was billed as a routine meeting, but the optics and the moment tell a much bigger story. Trump toyed with him like a cat with a
The 14th Amendment’s requirement for equal treatment under the law – for everyone, no longer exists in Nevada. That Constitutional provision has been subverted for years by what are known as “Specialty Courts.” Washoe County is a typical example. Historically, it had only two basic types of courts: · District
House Republicans just took a major step toward lowering energy costs for Nevada families and, predictably, Nevada’s Democratic delegation tried to stand in the way. This week, the House passed the Unlocking Our Domestic LNG Potential Act of 2025, a commonsense, bipartisan bill designed to unleash American energy, increase supply,
At a town hall this past Sunday, Rep. Dina Titus did what she always does when confronted with the brutal reality facing working Nevadans: she shrugged it off. Asked about high gas prices and President Trump’s statement that prices are dropping in many parts of the country, Titus smirked and quipped,
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries strutted onto CNBC’s Squawk Box this morning expecting a friendly chat. Instead, he walked into a buzzsaw and folded fast. Becky Quick, who’s hardly a conservative firebrand, dismantled Jeffries’ talking points on Democrats’ latest “fix” for the Obamacare crisis they created, and Jeffries had no
A new report from The Federalist lays bare a disturbing trend taking hold across the Democratic Party and Nevada’s own Steven Horsford is right in the middle of it. As the far left grows louder, angrier, and more openly comfortable with political violence, Horsford isn’t condemning it. He’s leaning in. Hard.
Last week, after 43 brutal days of the longest government shutdown in American history, Congress finally moved to reopen the government and put an end to the chaos that hammered families from Las Vegas to Elko. Workers went without pay. Military families braced for missed checks. Flights were grounded. Small