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For decades, Washington’s approach to federal nutrition programs followed a familiar pattern: spend more, regulate more, and hope Americans magically get healthier. The results were predictable—rising obesity, chronic disease, and billions poured into a system that rewarded volume over outcomes. This week, Donald J. Trump  hit reset. The administration announced...

Washington spent decades signing the United States up for international organizations, conventions, and treaties that sounded noble but delivered very little—except costs, constraints, and lectures from foreign bureaucrats. This week, Donald J. Trump did what career politicians refused to do: he pulled America out of international arrangements that undermine U.S. sovereignty,...

Washington finally got a dose of common sense. This week, Donald J. Trump signed a sweeping directive to overhaul defense contracting—one simple rule guiding the reset: prioritize the warfighter, not the bureaucracy. For too long, Pentagon procurement has rewarded delay, bloated overhead, and contractors who know how to game paperwork better...

New data shows Nevada’s unemployment rate dipped slightly over the past year—from 5.8 percent to 5.2 percent—but don’t let the spin fool you. Even with that modest improvement, Nevada remains one of the worst states in the nation for unemployment, a direct result of years of failed Democrat leadership and...

When Democrat Rep. Dina Titus wasn’t worried about pleasing the far left, she spoke plainly about Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro calling his regime “dark” and expressing serious concern that he wouldn’t accept election results. In prior years, Titus even acknowledged the notion of accountability for Maduro’s crimes, including the discussion of imprisonment...

Fresh evidence has surfaced reminding Nevada voters that Democrat Rep. Dina Titus has a long record of defending expansive presidential power even when it means backing controversial uses of authority by Barack Obama. Nevada voters are getting a reminder of just how selective Rep. Dina Titus can be when it comes to...

Public education’s hottest topic is what’s known as the “Southern Surge.”  The term describes the best-in-the-nation academic progress being made for the past 5-10 years by schools in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, and other southern states.    Historically, most schools in those states have been bottom-dwellers or close to it...