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Nevada Tribes Taking Advantage Of Improved Voting Access
Native Americans routinely face persistent and longstanding barriers to voting, but access is improving here in Nevada.
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Clarence Thomas Pressed To Recuse Himself From Jan. 6 Cases
The 24 Democrats cited recently published texts between Ginni Thomas and then-White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows.
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Second COVID Booster Authorized By FDA For Those 50 And Older
The decision for a second booster dose is meant to increase protection against severe illness from COVID-19 as the BA.2 variant grows.
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How Much Do You Know About Candidates' Finances?
Financial disclosures offer little insight.
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Sagebrush Restoration Is Infrastructure, Say Bipartisan Group Of Western Senators
Senators in Western states argued that sagebrush restoration is critical to prevent wildfires and protect biodiversity.
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Civil Rights Groups Hope To Put Police Reforms On Agenda In Sheriff's Race
Some civil rights groups, who cite lackluster answers and conflicting priorities by sheriff candidates thus far, aren't optimistic.
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Sisolak Appoints Chiropractor To Lead PPC
Dr. Malinda Southard, a Carson City chiropractor and health preparedness official is the second executive director of the Commission.
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The GOP Displayed Its Inner Bigot During Ketanji Brown Jackson Confirmation Hearings
Yelling at a black woman is a Republican base booster.
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Biden Budget Plan Would Levy Minimum Tax On Billionaires, Boost National Security
The proposal asks Congress to provide $795 billion in defense funding.
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Workforce Connections Largely Missing The Mark
The high cost of training at Hope for Prisoners isn’t translating into higher paying jobs either.
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2020 Census Miscounted Americans – 4 Questions Answered
Why, and how, the census misses people, and how it’s possible to assess who wasn’t counted.
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New State-Federal Agreement Aims To Expand Outdoor Recreation While Protecting Environment
The goal of this partnership establishes equitable and accessible outdoor recreation opportunities throughout Nevada.
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New Process For Asylum Cases At The Border Unveiled By Biden Administration
Policy advocates worry the streamlined process could prevent asylum seekers from obtaining legal representation if their cases are denied.
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Station Casinos' Failure To Bargain With Culinary May Pose Existential Threat
The Culinary Union has won the right to represent workers at seven Station Casino properties.
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GOP Senators Attack And Interrupt In Final Day Of Questioning U.S. Supreme Court Nominee
Republicans grilled her with questions she had already answered about seven cases — out of hundreds she handled.
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U.S. To Accept 100,000 Ukrainian Refugees, Levy More Sanctions On Russia
New economic restrictions on Russia, and billions more in aid for Ukrainians will go toward food, shelter, water and medical supplies.
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One-Third Of Nevada Workers Are Paid Less Than $15 Per Hour
The vast majority of these workers are adults, many of them are parents with children to support.
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Does Clark County Have The Authority, Desire To Pursue Rent Control?
State officials argue counties have the ability. Commissioners aren’t so sure. And in the meantime, renters struggle.
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Washoe County Commission Denies Election Deniers
Republican Secretary of State Cegavske did a review of alleged election integrity issues and found no evidence of widespread voter fraud.
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Ketanji Brown Jackson Defends Her Record Under Grilling From U.S. Senate Republicans
Jackson, who would be the first person from Florida to sit on the court, said law enforcement had long been part of her of life.
