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By Judy J. Beasley Last updated Jan 11, 2022

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Horse racing is animal abuse

How many racehorses still have to die before people admit that this is an abusive industry? You have to look beyond the stands and the many deaths, not only on the slopes but also …
The nation needs a new direction

What I see in this country turns my stomach upside down. The so-called evangelicals seem to be trying to make this country a theocracy. White House rhetoric has divided this country more than at any time in my 85 years. We have somebody in …
President escalates forest fires

President Donald Trump recently announced his desire to end aid to California to tackle the historically widespread wildfires devastating the state. He attributes this horrific disaster to the alleged mismanagement of California’s forests. Trump’s idea of ”managing” forests is to …
Wall St. flakes on the attack

Given all of the recent attention to health policy, one would think the medico-industrial complex would be heavily involved in the Democratic primary race, doing everything to block Elizabeth Warren. And a coalition of pharmaceutical companies, insurers and hospitals is …
Will Great Britain become Little England?

Over the centuries, Britain spawned the Industrial Revolution and nurtured representative democracy. He ruled the waves and created the common law. He nurtured the first anti-slavery movement and stood up to …
President’s trade wars hurt our farmers

A handful of historic laws have indelibly changed the history of our nation. Some, like the Civil Rights Act and the GI Bill, for the good; others, not so much. Alarmingly, we see …
The humanitarian crisis at the border worries both states and feds

State and local authorities can and should play an important role in resolving the humanitarian crisis of America’s treatment of immigrant detainees. So writes John Hudak of the Brookings Institution in an insightful article that …

Somewhere else: Henderson man sues town and police, claiming Third Amendment rights violated: A Nevada man is suing the city of Henderson and its police under the rarely used Third Amendment, claiming they unconstitutionally arrested him for obstruction …

The Kats Report: Suit against Sunset Thomas offers a new wrinkle in the oldest profession: Few “firsts” remain in the world’s oldest profession, but Sunset Thomas has never experienced this before: she is sued for not having …

Somewhere else: NSA Verizon Record Collection: “Calm Down,” Reid Says: The National Security Agency’s blanket demand for Verizon to turn over all phone call records within its system – both in the United States and …

Nevada Equality Award

November 6, 2019 Paula Abdul and Nevada State Senator David Parks are honored for their LGBTQ advocacy at the inaugural Nevada Equality Awards at Jimmy Kimmel’s Comedy Club on the Linq Promenade in …

Author Joanne Gilbert

November 6, 2019 Author Joanne Gilbert poses at her home in Summerlin on Friday, November 1, 2019.

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Canyon Springs Football 2012

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

Culture house

December 11, 2012 KSNV reports a subway raid of a marijuana grow operation in two Henderson homes.

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