CARTOONS: What makes Democrats really angry
Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.
LETTER: A bad ban
The thin-skinned Donald Trump has now banned CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House.
LETTER: It’s always been hot in Las Vegas
I’m curious as to the reason behind all these “excessive heat warnings” that kept popping up over the summer.
EDITORIAL: Aguilar shows the vulnerabilities of mail ballots
You may not be able to trust a politician’s words, but you can learn a lot from his actions.
JONAH GOLDBERG: While the world is on fire, the media are still obsessed with Israel
No one likes to think they’re being hysterical. And nothing makes hysterical people angrier than being described as such.
COMMENTARY: Barr urges Supreme Court to halt state climate ‘lawfare’
Former Attorney General Bill Barr hopes the U.S. Supreme Court will quickly decide that climate change lawsuits are a federal, not a state issue.
Todd Cutler will not be new head of NIAA, ‘unable to come to agreement’
Todd Cutler will not be the new executive director of the Nevada Interscholastic Acitivities Assocation, both parties confirmed to the Review-Journal Thursday night.
185 would-be illegal Nevada voters were actually citizens, Nevada officials tell DHS
Nevada officials said this week that a Trump administration assertion that it confirmed finding 185 noncitizens in the state’s voter rolls was inaccurate.
Raiders quarterback Aidan O’Connell announces father’s death
Aidan O’Connell has not practiced in a week for personal reasons and missed Sunday’s game against the Chargers in Inglewood, California.
CCSD approves $1M settlement after lawsuit alleged aide ‘body slammed’ boy
The mother of an autistic student will be awarded a $1 million settlement in her lawsuit against CCSD. It is the district’s second seven-figure settlement this year.