President Joe Biden’s affordable housing ideas would fuel inflation. Gov. Joe Lombardo has a better plan.
Editorials
The Bill of Rights exists precisely to “hamstring” government in all manner of ways.
Clark County School District joins pilot program.
If the American people knew the facts about nuclear energy, they’d be much more supportive of it.
Amid so much failure, it’s important to remember there are some public school reforms that actually work.
In Nevada and many states, going to court is often the only way to get public records.
According to the Daily Mail, Washington spends $2 billion a year maintaining offices and more than $5 billion annually on leases.
For Mr. Biden to claim his proposed spending spree is the work of a deficit hawk is an affront to common sense and the American taxpayer.
His lectures of Netanyahu are counterproductive.
One hundred and seventy-two million dollars doesn’t buy what it used to.
In his desperate effort to exhibit vim and vigor, Mr. Biden took on a feisty, aggressive and defiant persona.
Freshly baked bread has a pleasant aroma. But California’s new minimum wage, with a carve out for companies baking bread, has an entirely different odor.
A handful of new proposals in Carson City would apply accountability measures to state lawmakers. This makes eminent sense.
What’s the surprise? Some U.S. school districts with the highest levels of funding are among the worst performers in terms of student achievement.
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