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The dictionary defines “murder” as the “Unlawful and unjustified killing of someone.” Based on that definition, the Washoe County Commissioners and their County Manager must share blame for their part in the recent “murder” of long-time vagrant, CARES Campus client, and meth addict John B. Better known on the street as “Paris”,...

A political storm is brewing in Nevada’s 1st Congressional District as Democrat Rep. Dina Titus faces growing signs that her time in office may be coming to an end. After reporting a lackluster $160,165 raised in the first quarter of 2025 an alarmingly low total for a vulnerable incumbent, Titus is...

Nevada’s three House Democrats, Dina Titus, Susie Lee, and Steven Horsford, are once again under fire for prioritizing a radical political agenda over the needs of hardworking Nevadans. All three voted against the American Entrepreneurs First Act, a bill that would prevent taxpayer-funded loans from being distributed to illegal immigrants...

While Californians were under siege over the weekend as violent riots erupted in Los Angeles, Nevada Democrat Congressman Steven Horsford remained notably silent except to stand behind a far-left SEIU Union leader President, David Huerta and campaign donor who was arrested for impeding law enforcement during the chaos. Huerta was detained...

If you haven’t heard, there’s a planned political protest in Carson City on June 14.  It was originally going to be known as the “No Brains” Rally. Wanting something more specific, however, organizers settled on calling it the “Anti-Law/Anti-Constitution/Anti-America/Pro-Anarchy & Communism Protest.” As a sign of solidarity with those celebrating...

Nevada Congresswoman Dina Titus is under fire after refusing to vote in support of a resolution condemning a horrific antisemitic terrorist attack in Boulder, Colorado. Rather than voting for or against the resolution introduced by freshman Republican Congressman Gabe Evans of Colorado, Titus opted to vote “present,” effectively taking no position...

Supporting the arts sounds harmless enough. After all, who doesn’t love music, theater, a good book, or an interesting painting? But the second government steps in and starts spending your tax dollars on what it deems “worthy” art, the whole thing stops being high culture and starts looking like a...