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Las Vegas Review-Journal
reviewjournal.com > opinion > letters > letter-trump-promises-3885722

LETTER: Trump promises

1+ day, 7+ hour ago   (142+ words) Economic malaise and a war? The Iran war is now more than six months old. I also hear that our president doesn’t care if 99 percent of us are feeling an economic pinch. So much for Donald Trump’s campaign promises and…...

Las Vegas Review-Journal
reviewjournal.com > news > politics-and-government > nevada > were-not-going-to-fold-nevada-election-chief-pushes-back-on-trump-administration-scrutiny-3885648

‘We’re not going to fold’: Nevada election chief pushes back on Trump administration scrutiny

1+ day, 10+ hour ago   (1282+ words) Nevada Secretary of State Francisco Aguilar said the Trump administration’s scrutiny of the state’s election process is an effort to intimidate officials and suppress voting ahead of the November midterm election. “This is all an effort to really force Nevada…...

Las Vegas Review-Journal
reviewjournal.com > opinion > letters > letter-feeling-betrayed-3884397

LETTER: Feeling betrayed

4+ day, 7+ hour ago   (312+ words) Have too many New Yorkers forgotten 9/11? I retired from the New York Police Department 26 years ago. I was a first responder to the terror attacks on 9/11. To say I feel betrayed by the people of New York City is an…...

Las Vegas Review-Journal
reviewjournal.com > opinion > letters > letter-las-vegans-should-quit-complaining-about-development-water-3884394

LETTER: Las Vegans should quit complaining about development, water

4+ day, 7+ hour ago   (335+ words) We elected the people who let it happen. I read how developers purchased “public land” to build 6,000 homes in Southern Nevada. How much water will these homes require? Also, when you keep adding the number of people to a city…...

Las Vegas Review-Journal
reviewjournal.com > news > politics-and-government > nevada > doj-tells-nevada-election-chief-he-is-under-investigation-3884314

DOJ tells Nevada election chief he is under investigation

4+ day, 10+ hour ago   (939+ words) The DOJ has ordered Nevada to preserve 2024 election records while appealing its voter-data case and told Secretary Francisco Aguilar he is under investigation. The U.S. Justice Department demanded that Nevada Secretary of State Francisco Aguilar preserve records related to the 2024 election…...

Las Vegas Review-Journal
reviewjournal.com > opinion > commentary-u-s-renewable-portfolio-standards-a-gift-to-beijing-3883832

COMMENTARY: U.S. renewable portfolio standards a gift to Beijing

5+ day, 7+ hour ago   (296+ words) American policymakers — particularly in blue states — should take note. Renewable portfolio standards (RPS) require utilities or other load-serving entities to generate a minimum percentage of their electricity from renewable energy sources. The design and ambition of these mandates vary by…...

Las Vegas Review-Journal
reviewjournal.com > opinion > editorials > editorial-dont-overlook-californias-role-in-nevadas-high-gas-prices-3883366

EDITORIAL: Don’t overlook California’s role in Nevada’s high gas prices

6+ day, 7+ hour ago   (475+ words) The biggest long-term problem facing Nevada drivers isn’t what happens in the Strait of Hormuz. It’s California’s war on fossil fuels. On Labor Day, the average price of gas in Nevada was almost $5 a gallon. According to AAA, that’s well…...

Las Vegas Review-Journal
reviewjournal.com > opinion > letters > letter-where-will-the-water-come-from-3883369

LETTER: Where will the water come from?

6+ day, 7+ hour ago   (206+ words) New homes will rely on a shrinking Lake Mead. First, you read an article on the ever growing ‘bathtub ring’ at Lake Mead then the next article you read is about yet another ‘sprawling’ community planned, and you wonder if…...

Las Vegas Review-Journal
reviewjournal.com > opinion > letters > letter-grass-in-las-vegas-valley-parks-is-indeed-functional-3882463

LETTER: Grass in Las Vegas Valley parks is indeed ‘functional’

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (578+ words) The green patches help keep us sane in the desert. In a City Cast podcast last April, John Entsminger, general manager of the Southern Nevada Water Authority, referring to turf removal in the Las Vegas Valley, stated “we haven’t gone…...

Las Vegas Review-Journal
reviewjournal.com > news > politics-and-government > nevada > nevada-elections-office-receives-7-fbi-subpoenas-on-voter-information-3882336

Nevada elections office receives 7 FBI subpoenas on voter information

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (762+ words) Nevada’s elections office says it received seven FBI subpoenas tied to voter information as the Trump administration increases pressure on the state. Nevada Secretary of State Francisco Aguilar’s office said Thursday that it has received seven Department of Justice subpoenas…...