Opinion

Last week, after 43 brutal days of the longest government shutdown in American history, Congress finally moved to reopen the government and put an end to the chaos that hammered families from Las Vegas to Elko. Workers went without pay. Military families braced for missed checks. Flights were grounded. Small...

Congresswoman Susie Lee’s November 3rd photo-op at The Just One Project in Las Vegas was supposed to be a feel-good moment, a social post showing her “standing with Nevadans” during the shutdown. Instead, it detonated into one of the most spectacular self-owns Nevada politics has seen in years. Lee arrived at the...

The Trump administration took one of its most aggressive steps yet toward dismantling the U.S. Department of Education on Tuesday, announcing a sweeping set of inter-agency agreements designed to shift major responsibilities to other federal departments and ultimately return education authority to the states. The restructuring, unveiled by Education Secretary...

Folks in Nevada, if you’ve been following Pastor Andy Michael Thompson’s one-man crusade against what he calls sloppy election handling, buckle up for the latest twist. This Henderson resident, going solo without a lawyer, just got a double denial from a federal magistrate judge on November 7, 2025. But true...

While Nevadans are struggling with high costs, unsafe communities, and a lack of leadership from Washington, Congresswoman Dina Titus seems to be struggling just to show up for work. According to official data from GovTrack, Titus missed more than 36 percent of congressional votes between July and September, placing her...

After 43 days of chaos, grounded flights, and unpaid troops, Nevada Congressman Steven Horsford has made one thing clear,  his loyalty lies with Washington’s political games, not the people of Nevada. On social media, Horsford tried to spin his decision to vote against reopening the government as a principled stand on...