Buckle up, Nevada, Justice just got a new sheriff, and her name is Sigal Chattah. On March 30, 2025, President Donald Trump tapped this firebrand conservative attorney to serve as interim U.S. Attorney for the Silver State, with her boots hitting the ground on April 1. Cue the predictable pearl,
Nevada’s 2025 legislative session is heating up, three bills, SB406, SB350, SB155, are poised to rattle the cages of every freedom-loving Nevadan from the rural sagebrush to the Vegas strip. These aren’t just bureaucratic paper shuffles, they’re government power grabs, head-scratchers that demand your attention. Here’s the raw truth, straight
Carson City’s pushing two bills—SB415 and AB199—that hit Nevada hard in the wallet and the rights department. These aren’t sleepy proposals; they’re loaded with consequences for rural workers, Vegas hustlers, and liberty lovers who choke on government overreach. Here’s the unvarnished truth—dates, places, and details—plus five ways to weigh in
March 27, 2025 – Nevada’s liberty-loving backbone, its rural ranchers, Washoe workhorses, and freedom-first patriots, better brace for a gut punch. SB319, a bill slithering through the Nevada Legislature, is set to consolidate fire districts in Washoe County, Reno, and Sparks under the guise of “efficiency.” But peel back the
Carson City, NV—Thursday, March 27th, 1:00 PM. That’s when the Nevada Legislature’s gun-hating suits will huddle in Room 4100 at 401 S. Carson St., or the Vegas outpost at 7120 Amigo St., to shove three Second Amendment-shredding bills down your throat. AB 105, AB 245, and SB 89 aren’t tweaks—they’re
It’s no secret that the next Supreme Court vacancy could shape the course of American jurisprudence for decades. While the chattering class speculates about potential nominees and circulates shortlists, those paying attention know exactly who stands out as the ideal choice. President Donald Trump, in a recent speech at the
March 20, 2025—Welcome to Carson City, where the legislative machine is churning out bills like a bad sitcom, and today’s lineup—SB 276, SB 217, and AB 359—is a microcosm of Nevada’s existential fight. At 3:30 p.m., Natural Resources tackles SB 276, Health and Human Services wrestles SB 217, and by
March 19, 2025—Carson City’s legislative furnace is roaring, and the suits are sweating bullets. Seven bills—AB 411, AB 277, AB 235, AB 320, SB 263, SB 63, and AB 363—are slugging it out, but a late contender, AB 230, crashed the party at Commerce and Labor (https://www.leg.state.nv.us/App/NELIS/REL/83rd2025/Bill/12246/Overview). Rural toughs are
March 18, 2025—Carson City’s marble halls are a sweatbox of suits and schemes, and three bills are slugging it out for Nevada’s future. Assembly Judiciary is chewing on AB 275, Commerce and Labor is wrestling SB 204, and Health and Human Services is choking down SB 250. This ain’t a
Carson City’s a circus, and the clowns in suits are juggling your tax dollars for Hollywood’s latest grift. Lawmakers are sweating bullets, debating a film tax credit bill that’s got Tinseltown execs licking their chops, ready to turn Vegas into their personal backlot. Meanwhile, Nevada’s ranchers and casino grunts are