The upcoming presidential election presents a pivotal moment for the United States, offering a choice between preserving democracy or sliding into autocracy.
For years, proponents of gun rights have clung to a familiar refrain: “The only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun.” But, as the Supreme Court takes up a challenge to the Biden administration’s regulations ...
Luck is a powerful concept in Las Vegas. The city thrives on it — on the hope of a windfall and the thrill of a gamble. The number seven has long been considered the luckiest number on the Strip ...
Few modern American political figures have proven more divisive or destructive than Donald Trump. His presidency was marked by scandal, ineptitude and a stunning ability to fail upward.
Too often in America, public spaces feel like battlegrounds, where life can end in an instant. The senseless violence that shattered Birmingham, Ala. ...
The air has finally cleared a bit in Southern Nevada as crews gain the upper hand on massive wildfires burning across central and Southern California. In Northern Nevada, the horrific Davis Fire is 92% controlled and the threat ...
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, millennials and Gen Zers already represent 48% of the eligible voting electorate. By the time we go to the polls for the 2028 presidential election, they’ll ...
Earlier this week, we scrutinized the moral and intellectual shortcomings displayed by Donald Trump at Tuesday’s presidential debate, highlighting his erratic and conspiratorial behavior ...
Tuesday night’s presidential debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris revealed far more than just the candidates’ personalities or political platforms. It underscored critical ...
Businesses exist largely to generate profit, while government exists to serve the common needs of the people, regardless of profitability or any other return on investment. In fact, from a ...
My first mentor taught me core values when I was fresh out of college, in my early 20s, and launching my career in the construction industry. Now, over a decade later, mentoring the next generation is something I take great pride in.
Don’t be fooled by Republican political candidates like Donald Trump and Sam Brown tying themselves in knots as they try to find a middle ground on women’s health care and access to abortion ...
In the 1963 comedy western film “McLintock!,” Katherine McLintock, played by Maureen O’Hara, walks out of her bedroom to find her husband, played by John Wayne, with another woman sitting in his lap. Wayne’s response to being discovered in a compromising position was to look directly at O’Hara and ask, “Now Katherine, are you going to believe what you see, or what I tell you?”
