Appellate Court Nominee Falsely Accused
The confirmation process for federal judicial nominees has turned into a scorched earth battle...
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Category: Opinion
Bill Language Should Not Allow Water Grab
A growing number of public and private entities are joining a concerted effort to make sure a...
Read More How and Why Nevada Became the 36th Star
This week Nevadans celebrate Nevada’s entry into the Union as a state on Oct. 31, 1864 — 155 years...
Read More Public Workers Should not be Bound by Union Contracts
In June of 2018 the U.S. Supreme Court in Janus v. American Federation of State, County, and...
Read More Asylum Seekers Should Prove their Claims
Nevada’s Democratic Attorney General Aaron Ford joined with other attorneys general this past week...
Read More Judge Blocks State Grouse Protection Plans
A federal judge in Idaho has pulled the rug out from under the Western states that had worked with...
Read More Fuller’s Findings: World Famous Teamster Makes His Last Drive
By Harold Fuller Donald McGilvey, better known as “Mac”, who had a world-wide reputation as a...
Read More Trump Appeals Court Nominee Looks Right for the Job
This past Friday President Trump nominated former Nevada Solicitor General Lawrence VanDyke to a...
Read More Denial of Second Amendment Rights warrants a Jury Trial
Earlier this month, the Nevada Supreme Court ruled a person charged with misdemeanor domestic...
Read More Clarification
A recent editorial stated that Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford’s office argued against allowing...
Read More Fuller’s Findings: A Tough Little Lady
By Harold Fuller Mamie Frances Lorraine Mingle, a Nevada pioneer in every sense of the word, was...
Read More EPA Repeals Obama-Era Land Use Restrictions
The Trump administration’s Environmental Protection Agency has finalized the repeal of yet another...
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