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Nevada’s parents were handed a stunning reminder this week of just how far their representatives in Congress are willing to go to keep them in the dark. Democrat Reps. Dina Titus and Susie Lee voted against legislation requiring K-12 schools to notify parents when foreign governments, including hostile adversaries like the Chinese Communist Party...

Gas prices have officially fallen below $3 nationwide for the first time in years, a clear sign the Trump energy comeback is well underway. National averages are now sitting at $2.99, and according to President Trump, that’s just the start. He says $2 gas is “within reach” as his administration rolls back Biden-era restrictions and...

For the first time in American history, the U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree comes from Nevada, and Washington, D.C. is glowing a little brighter because of it. “Silver Belle,” a 53-foot red fir harvested from the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, was lit during a ceremony on the West Front Lawn this week,...

The Trump administration just pulled back the curtain on something Americans, especially Nevadans, have known for years: the legacy media isn’t just biased, it’s actively working to mislead the public. And now, there’s an official place to catch them in the act. The White House has launched a Media Bias Portal, a first-of-its-kind...

President Donald Trump marked the anniversary of the Monroe Doctrine with a message that was equal parts history lesson and unmistakable warning: America’s sovereignty is not up for negotiation, and foreign powers, especially hostile ones, should think twice before testing the United States. The White House released Trump’s presidential message commemorating the 1823 doctrine,...

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...