In 1973, Maya Miller, a champion of the voiceless and the poor, was nearly banned from the Nevada Legislature for “littering.” Miller’s offense? She threw the fast-food wrappings of legislators on the floor because she […]
In the days before social media stretched its digital web across every home and phone, it was relatively easy to avoid knock-down, drag-out battles over politics with friends and family members — avoid the topic […]
Never, ever trust a robot on the phone. That’s particularly timely advice this month. The number of so-called “robocall” scams have soared in Nevada as conmen hitch their come-ons to the COVID-19 pandemic and election […]
Inventing a solution without a problem helps hysteria peddlers raise money. […]
Early rumblings of changing the system came to nothing. […]
The Nevada senator parlayed gossip into political gain. […]
The presidential candidates’ fates may rest with county voters. […]
In Reno and Las Vegas, a third way advances. […]
We interview a participant at a Sparks Democratic caucus. […]
Presidential caucuses can be interesting, dramatic and fun. […]
Nevada’s GOP picked a fight it couldn’t win. […]
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