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Editorials
The Clark County Education Association demands that Nevada taxpayers hand over their wallets.
The desire to protect children is understandable. But what some schools are doing takes that instinct to an unhealthy extreme.
At the beginning of his State of Metro speech, Joe Lombardo told the crowd, “We have a good story to tell.” It must not have been that worthwhile, however, because the sheriff didn’t invite most media outlets to cover his speech and didn’t livestream the event.
It’s easy to say you’re against fossil fuels. It much harder to stop using them. Just ask students at Saint John’s College at Oxford University.
It’s on to Nevada for the Bernie-nistas after a rousing victory in the New Hampshire Democratic primary. The Vermont socialist has momentum and a rabid — if not deeply misguided — core following.
Republicans again punt on fiscal restraint.
Low turnout, extreme leftism worry many party faithful.
Sigifredo Araujo says he never signed a union card, but that didn’t stop SEIU 775 from taking dues out of his paycheck.
Why potentially hinder a promising means of economic development and diversification?
Medicaid costs are squeezing state budgets around the country, including Nevada. The Trump administration recently unveiled a new tool for states seeking to reign in those costs.
Country needs to move forward as Donald Trump and Nancy Pelosi stage food fight.
Proponents argue the reform — which California adopted in 2011 — will get independent voters more involved.
