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The White House is declaring a milestone. One year after what it calls “Liberation Day,” the Trump administration is touting a sweeping turnaround across the economy, energy, border security, and global standing, arguing that the United States is “winning once again” after years of decline. The message is broad. The...

The White House is drawing a hard line. President Donald Trump announced a sweeping push to dismantle what the administration is calling Democrats’ “transgender for everybody” agenda, signaling a full-scale rollback of policies tied to gender ideology across federal programs. The message is not subtle. The administration is moving to...

A new wave of left-wing protests is sweeping across the country, backed by a sprawling network of activist groups and funding streams. Reports detail hundreds of organizations with massive resources fueling coordinated demonstrations. Organizers frame the movement as grassroots. Critics say it is something else entirely. That is the backdrop....

House Democrats are now weeks into a Department of Homeland Security funding lapse, and Nevada’s delegation is leaving a clear paper trail. Two votes. Two chances. First, a commonsense resolution affirming the importance of a fully funded DHS. Dina Titus voted no. Susie Lee and Steven Horsford could not bring...

Las Vegas is one step closer to landing an NBA franchise. According to new reporting, NBA team owners have approved the next phase of expansion exploration, with Las Vegas and Seattle emerging as the two leading candidates for new teams. This is not speculation anymore. It is a process. League...

Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford, now running for governor, tried to weigh in on gas prices this week with a social media post that quickly drew backlash. Ford attempted to frame the issue around affordability and accountability. Within hours, Governor Joe Lombardo’s office fired back, dismantling Ford’s claims and pointing to the administration’s...

The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights has opened two new investigations into Harvard University over alleged ongoing discrimination on campus. Federal officials say the probes will examine whether Harvard is violating civil rights laws tied to equal treatment and protections for students. The move marks a significant escalation, signaling...