Monthly Archives: August 2026

Back in February, hours after the Supreme Court overturned most of President Donald Trump’s tariffs, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent joshed about whether consumers would get a piece of the refunds when the government refunded the illegal duties.

We all remember what we learned from “Schoolhouse Rock”: Congress writes laws, the president enforces them, and the courts step in to resolve disputes.

Sir Rod Stewart will be unable to continue his “One Last Time” farewell tour following a coronary stent procedure and after postponing and canceling a few performances, a representative for the singer has confirmed.

A trio of Las Vegas venues has announced upcoming high-profile concerts, with shows scheduled in November and December.

UNLV basketball’s nonconference schedule includes a matchup against one of the sport’s most storied programs: The Rebels will face Kansas at 6:30 p.m. Nov. 17 on the Strip …

A week after the Henderson City Council unanimously approved an $8 million overhaul of the shelter, city officials are moving forward on renovations aimed at easing …

After the most bizarre offseason in state history, none of it will matter once Friday night arrives and the 2026 season officially kicks off.

Las Vegas entertainment fans have an even-more packed concert calendar ahead into 2027, with a Texas country rocker, a pop balladeer, a boy band, a dancing violinist and a trip to the 16th century all on the horizon.

Democrats say Marty O’Donnell spends too much time at a second home in California to be considered a bona fide Nevadan. He calls that an exaggeration, saying he’s spent about three weeks there over the two years he’s owned the property …

UNLV’s Matt Byrnes is a block-first tight end who takes pride in playing like an extra lineman, helping the ground game hum …