Why are progressives — particularly an “immigrant advocacy group” — so insistent on opposing Voter ID requirements?
Editorials
Forfeiture abuses run counter to our nation’s founding principles.
Many state and local governments aren’t prepared for the end of coronavirus funding.
The short- and long-term cause of rampant inflation is obvious — if you know where to look.
Congress now sits idly by as criminals loot programs passed as pandemic relief even though the crisis has long since passed.
A Trump-Biden rematch appears inevitable, but there are enough mine fields ahead for both candidates to keep it interesting.
The competition is intense when it comes to determining the worst Nevada governmental entity in terms of complying with state open records laws. But the Reno PD seems intent on entering the sweepstakes.
Group’s leaders make clear they don’t want peace with Israel.
Education leaders spent the pandemic telling students showing up to school wasn’t necessary. Unfortunately, many of them took that lesson to heart.
For 2023, the valley’s water use averaged about 89 gallons per person per day. That’s down more than 14 percent from 2022 and an astonishing 62 percent decline from 1990.
The School House Rock song “I’m just a bill” is a classic. But it doesn’t explain the modern regulatory state.
On Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in two cases that could lead to the most significant decision of the term.
Trustees look to chop down new appointees.
As expected, Donald Trump earned an easy victory in the Iowa Republican caucus on Monday, breaking records in the process.
This is not to compare what happened with the events of Jan. 6, 2021. Yet why is it that the authorities in this case seem uninterested in punishing unruly demonstrators who damaged federal property and assaulted police officers?