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The Big Ugly Bill
by Elaine Hurd
Last week, Congress betrayed the American people by passing one of the worst pieces of legislation in history which hurts the most vulnerable to the benefit of the wealthiest. It was signed into law … Continue reading “The Big Ugly Bill”
SCOTUS Strips Executive Oversight Power from the Judiciary
by John Soltesz
On Friday, the Supreme Court issued a ruling that severely hobbled the Judicial branch’s checks and balances over the Executive branch. The ruling bars district court judges from blocking government actions across the nation … Continue reading “SCOTUS Strips Executive Oversight Power from the Judiciary”
Final Legislative Report 2025 Session
by Vickie Samuelson
Source is Nevada State Legislature website. After the session ended on June 2, Governor Lombardo had 10 days to either sign, veto or let the bill become law without his signature. At the last … Continue reading “Final Legislative Report 2025 Session”
Trump’s attack on Iran, an Economic strategy (editorial)
by Mike McGreer
Trump’s attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities is part of his Economic strategy to make the rich richer at the cost of lives and economic sustainability for everyone else. After Netanyahu dog-walked Trump into illegally … Continue reading “Trump’s attack on Iran, an Economic strategy (editorial)”
Groundwater over appropriations addressed.
by Mike McGreer
“The water of all sources of water supply within the boundaries of the State, whether above or beneath the surface of the ground, belongs to the public.” Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS) 533.025 On June … Continue reading “Groundwater over appropriations addressed.”