Michael Ramirez’s Thursday cartoon states the top 10 percent already pay 71 percent of all federal income taxes. What he doesn’t state is that the group had 51 percent of the income and 78 percent of the nation’s wealth. That was 2016 data, and the trend has been toward greater inequality.
Still progressive — but hardly dramatic in terms of taxes. Yet truly dramatic in terms of income and wealth inequality.
The 2024 presidential campaign is not an honorable one.
In response to your Saturday story on credit card skimming: I was a scammed three times at the gas pumps.
This is progress? Four years and billions of dollars to build a roughly 200-mile stretch of rail from California to Nevada.
The Biden administration is going all out to convince people that inflation is not as bad as it really is.
Before being judge, jury and executioner, let Mr. Trump have the trials and his constitutional due process and let’s see the verdicts.
I would love to see a debate between our two presumptive presidential candidates. Just the two of them, one-on-one.
I’m voting against every politician who — in the picture at the groundbreaking shown in the Review-Journal — celebrated pouring our tax money down the drain.
Clark County Commissioners are living in a different universe. They have no common sense when it comes to making laws to regulate street vendors.
The governor’s suggestion to release more of Nevada’s federally owned land is a form of federal spending and diminishes Nevada’s gift of open space.
The Russians need to know that victory cannot occur if the Allies stay united.
