Democrats really have a knack for face-planting into their own talking points, and Rep. Steven Horsford just delivered a masterclass. Yesterday, Horsford tried to dunk on “GOP economics,” claiming Americans were spending less thanks to Trump’s tariffs. Unfortunately for him, the actual numbers torched his narrative in real time. According to
Nevada’s economy just dealt another blow to the doomsayers: October gaming numbers came in hot, very hot. New data confirms what anyone walking the Strip lately can already feel: business is booming, gamblers are spending, and Nevada remains the entertainment capital of the world. Statewide, casinos hauled in $1.35 billion
Rep. Susie Lee is once again trying to rewrite economic reality in Nevada, this time claiming that service workers “can’t benefit” from President Trump’s “No Tax on Tips” proposal because of what she calls a “#TrumpSlump.” The problem? The numbers don’t back her up. Not even close. Nevada’s economy in 2025
New analysis shows something Democrats never thought they’d have to answer for: Americans with four-year degrees now make up a record 25% of unemployed workers. After years of insisting that every young person needed a bachelor’s degree to succeed, the people who bought that promise are now the ones left stranded.
Nevada families are still tightening their belts after years of crippling inflation but Nevada’s Democratic delegation isn’t exactly joining them. According to new campaign finance data, Reps. Dina Titus, Susie Lee, and Steven Horsford have been indulging in a steady stream of high-end dining, racking up tabs at some of
Newly surfaced emails obtained by Senator Josh Hawley are shining a harsh, unflattering light on the Biden administration’s chaotic and dangerous Afghanistan withdrawal, revealing that Biden officials ordered military personnel to “fill up the planes” with Afghan evacuees regardless of basic security vetting. If you’re wondering how we ended up
Tariff revenues surged to an all-time high of $34.2 billion in October, a powerful sign that President Trump’s America-First economic agenda is firing on all cylinders and putting the needs of American workers, manufacturers, and taxpayers above the interests of foreign competitors. For Nevada, a state heavily dependent on tourism,
President Donald Trump continues to dominate the Republican landscape, and the latest numbers make it crystal clear: GOP voters aren’t budging. According to fresh CNN data, 87 percent of Republicans approve of the president—the exact same sky-high mark he held six months ago. In an era when political winds can
Secretary Pete Hegseth isn’t wasting time. After a controversial video surfaced featuring retired Navy Capt. Kelly delivering what critics say was a politically charged, uniform-adjacent rant, Hegseth has ordered an immediate investigation, one that’s already rattling the Pentagon and raising fresh questions about the culture inside the military’s upper ranks.
President Donald Trump ignited a political firestorm with a Truth Social post declaring that any document “signed” by President Joe Biden using the Autopen “approximately 92% of them,” Trump claimed is “hereby terminated.” Trump argued that Biden’s reliance on the automated signature device was not only excessive but unlawful, blasting