Titus, Colleagues Blast Biden's Plan To Sell Jets To Turkey

Congress would still have to approve the final sale, which is estimated at $6 billion.

Nye County First In Nation To Offer Voting In Shoshone Language

Thanks to a decades-old amendment, Clark County is federally required to provide ballots in Spanish and Tagalog.

Lombardo & Laxalt? Or Sisolak & Cortez Masto? Who Wants Trump Here More?

There were no reports of either Lombardo or Laxalt issuing statements about Trump’s visit.

Lower Insulin Co-Pays, List Prices Targeted In New Bipartisan U.S. Senate Bill

The bill would cap monthly co-pays for privately insured consumers as well as limit insulin rebates.

Democratic Control Of Senate Critical To Protecting Abortion Rights, Cortez Masto Says

“If we do not protect the seat, we are going to lose those rights that we have fought for.”

Sisolak: Legislature May Take Up Rent Control

Nevada is suffering an affordable housing crisis.

Supreme Court Curbs Federal Power To Regulate Greenhouse Gases

A major blow to the executive branch’s power to curb climate change.

History Made: Ketanji Brown Jackson Sworn In As U.S. Supreme Court Justice

The swearing-in ceremony at the Supreme Court making Jackson's place in history official took barely three minutes.

What Congressional Democrats Can't Do To Protect Abortion Rights – And What They Can

Codifying abortion rights into federal law through the budget reconciliation process.

State Upholds Thacker Pass Permit, Conservation Group Warns Of Toxic Slurry In The Making

Lithium Nevada plans to build a lithium mine near the Oregon-Nevada border.

Trump Didn't Care If Crowd Was Armed Since ‘They're Not Here To Hurt Me,' House Panel Told

Grabbing for the wheel and ketchup on the wall.

Do To Guns What We Did To Cigarettes — Make Them Culturally Repellent

Cultural change can happen quicker, particularly when there’s so much graphic evidence the current gun culture has gone horrifically wrong.

Senate Democrats Urge Biden To Take ‘Immediate Action' To Protect Abortion Rights

“You have the power to fight back and lead a national response to this devastating decision.”

What Would It Mean To Codify Roe Into Law – And Is There Any Chance Of That Happening?

Despite some politicians saying that they want to “codify Roe,” Congress isn't looking to enshrine Roe in law.

U.S. House Members Warned About Disinformation In Upcoming Campaigns

Targeted disinformation campaigns could occur in the upcoming midterm and presidential elections.

From ‘Hallelujah' To ‘Hell, No,' Nevada Reactions To Abortion Ruling Span Spectrum

Politicians, activists weigh in on Supreme Court overturning Roe v Wade.

‘Just Say The Election Was Corrupt': Trump Pressure On Justice Department Detailed

The panel presented evidence that Trump mounted an intense pressure campaign against top officials at the Justice Department.

Democrats Seize On FBI Seizing McDonald's Phone

It’s encouraging to see the FBI broadening its January 6 investigation beyond the likes of QAnon Shaman.

Voters ‘Have The Final Word' In Protecting Abortion Rights, Biden Says

Biden called on Congress and voters across the country to exercise their own will.

County Unleashes Proposed Ban On Pet Store Sales

More than four hundred communities across the nation have ended the “puppy mill to pet store pipeline.”

U.S. Senate Moves Forward On Gun Safety Legislation

If passed, it would provide $750 million for states to enact “red flag laws,” which allow the courts to temporarily remove a firearm.

Tribal Leader In NV Named To First-Ever Interior Tribal Advisory Panel – And She Has A To-Do List

Amber Torres will serve as the main representative for the Western region, which includes Nevada and most of Utah and Arizona.

Trump Led Pressure Campaign On State Election Officials, Jan. 6 Panel Says

Trump and his attorneys knew that several claims of fraud were untrue, but pushed them anyway.

Clark County Passes STR Law Amid Allegations Of Payoffs, Pressure From Lobbyists

The ordinance will permit about 2,800 rentals and presumably crack down on the remaining properties operating illegally.

The District Of Columbia Allows Incarcerated People To Vote, A Rarity In The U.S.

“Over 2 million people are incarcerated at the moment and those are a lot of voices that need to be heard.”

Infrastructure Law Funds Nevada Sagebrush Restoration Projects

Funding from the bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act signed into law last year will support 15 projects across the state.

Interior To Launch Mental Health Program For Wildland Firefighters, Boost Wildfire Spending

The programs are critical now, with climate change making fires frequent and intense, Secretary Deb Haaland said.

McMahill Wins Sheriff's Race Outright, And Other Down-Ballot Primary Results

Below are primary election results for Clark County commission, judicial, and other county offices.

Pence Was Within 40 Feet Of Mob Inflamed By Trump, Jan. 6 Committee Reveals

As the mob approached the U.S. Senate chamber in the Capitol, the vice president’s Secret Service retinue hustled him into a secure location

Labor Leaders Attack Laxalt As Pawn Of Big Oil

Now that Cortez Masto's opponent in November has been decided, her supporters are wasting no time turning up the heat on Laxalt.

North Las Vegas Ballot Proposal Seeks To Rework Restrictions On Transitional Housing

The city's current policy requires that the facilities must be at least 1,500 feet from religious institutions, daycares, schools and parks.

Yes, Actually, The January 6 Hearings Are More Important Than The Price Of Gas

Just as the GOP is the party of Trump now, during the Bush-Cheney years it was the party of war.

Did The Assault Weapons Ban Of 1994 Bring Down Mass Shootings? Here's What The Data Tells Us

Researchers compared what happened with mass shooting deaths before, during and after the prohibition was in place.

Effects Of Gun Violence On Kids Probed By U.S. Senate Committee

“Guns are killing our kids at a devastating rate,” Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., chair of the committee, said in his opening statement.

Biden Directs Federal Agencies To Protect LGBTQI+ Rights Under Attack In GOP-Led States

The order is meant to counter laws in Republican-led states that restrict the rights of LGBTQI+ kids and their families.

Lombardo Prevails In Crowded Primary For Governor

Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo voiced some support for Republican flashpoints such as requiring background checks on gun purchases.

Trump Acolytes Win Primaries For Down-Ballot State Offices

Voters had clear preferences early in the count for a number of far-right candidates.

Congressional Incumbents Ward Off Challenges, Head To The General

A grueling general election is expected with sizable war chests.

Trump's Candidate Laxalt Wins Republican Primary For U.S. Senate

Adam Laxalt will face Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto in November. She is seeking a second term.

Trump Spread Claims Of Election Fraud Debunked By His Own Legal Team, Jan. 6 Panel Says

The first step of Trump’s multipart plan was to sow doubt about the integrity of the election.