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  • Horse racing is animal abuse
    How many more race horses have to die before people admit that this is an abusive industry? You have to look beyond the grandstands and at the many deaths, not just on the tracks but also …
  • Nation needs a new direction
    What I am seeing in this country is making my stomach turn. So-called evangelicals seem to be trying to turn this country into a theocracy. The rhetoric coming out of the White House has divided this country more than at any time in my 85 years. We have someone in …
  • President makes wildfires worse
    President Donald Trump recently announced that he wants to cut off aid to California for fighting the historically widespread wildfires which are devastating the state. He attributes this horrific disaster to California’s supposedly poor forest management. Trump’s idea of forest “management” is to …
  • Wall St. snowflakes on the attack
    Given all the recent focus on health policy, you might think that the medical-industrial complex would be heavily involved in the Democratic primary race, going all out to block Elizabeth Warren. And a coalition of drug companies, insurers and hospitals is …
  • Will Great Britain become Little England?
    Over the centuries, Great Britain spawned the Industrial Revolution and nurtured representative democracy. It ruled the waves and created common law. It nurtured the first anti-slavery movement and stood up to …
  • President’s trade wars are hurting our farmers
    A handful of landmark laws have indelibly changed our nation’s history. Some, like the Civil Rights Act and the GI Bill, for the good; others, not so much. Alarmingly, we are seeing …
  • Humanitarian crisis at the border is a concern for states as much as feds
    State and local officials can and should play an important role in addressing the humanitarian crisis that is America’s treatment of immigrant detainees. So writes John Hudak of the Brookings Institution in an insightful paper that …
Elsewhere: Henderson man sues city and police, saying Third Amendment rights violated
A Nevada man is suing the city of Henderson and its police under the rarely-used Third Amendment, claiming that they unconstitutionally arrested him for obstruction …
The Kats Report: Suit against Sunset Thomas offers new wrinkle in the oldest profession
There are few “firsts” left in the world’s oldest profession, but never before has Sunset Thomas experienced this: She is being sued for not having …
Elsewhere: NSA’s Verizon records collection: “Calm down,” Reid says
The National Security Agency’s blanket request for Verizon to hand over all records of telephone calls within its system — both within the U.S. and …
Nevada Equality Awards

Nov. 6, 2019 Paula Abdul and Nevada State Sen. David Parks are honored for LGBTQ Advocacy during the inaugural Nevada Equality Awards at the Jimmy Kimmel’s Comedy Club at the Linq Promenade in …

Author Joanne Gilbert

Nov. 6, 2019 Author Joanne Gilbert poses in her home in Summerlin Friday, Nov. 1, 2019.

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Canyon Springs Football 2012

Dec. 14, 2012 Their school, Canyon Springs High School on Alexander Road in North Las Vegas, near a pig farm whose stench lingers over the campus at times, is one of the poorest in the valley. This is the story of their football season.

Grow House

Dec. 11, 2012 KSNV reports on a Metro raid of a marijuana grow operation at two Henderson homes.

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