Politicians have to meddle, but the market can deal with “bigness” on its own.
Editorials
It’s not just teachers who should be concerned about the financial mismanagement of THT Health
Agency needs to formally approve the COVID shots.
Before D.C. Democrats think about passing trillions in new spending, they should focus on shoring up the Social Security Trust Fund.
Gov. Steve Sisolak needs to take responsibility and act fast.
White House aims to mandate low-flow showerheads.
Republicans who refuse to get inoculated should remember that the vaccines represent the Trump administration’s greatest triumph.
This decision should come as no surprise and is correct on the law.
What happened last year in North Las Vegas should have the attention of every education official in the state.
An overreliance on renewable energy could one day have deadly consequences.
Local officials can keep batting their eyes at the boys in green and gold, but they’re in no position right now to pick up the check.
This, rather than more government edicts, is the most promising path forward.
More than 93,000 Americans lost their lives due to drug abuse in 2020.
The government on Tuesday reported that the Consumer Price Index increased 5.4 percent in June from the same time last year, the biggest jump in 13 years.
Driving up costs, hampering innovation and discouraging investment.
