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It was recently suggested that I should not present my toddler grandchildren with more than four toys at a time. More than that, we risk their not being able to sufficiently engage with the toys I would be presenting.

The early childhood years are not simply a time to prepare children for school. They are when children begin building the foundation for lifelong success.

There are a lot of jobs in the U.S. economy that pay miserably low wages. And there are a lot that offer a reasonable hourly rate but still result in miserably low earnings because of unstable, fluctuating schedules.

Once the world’s mining superpower, the United States is now dangerously reliant on Chinese mineral supply chains. Yet, as we race to reclaim our mineral security, we’re fighting blindfolded. 

The Clark County School District acknowledged that buses have been late and irregular this week as the transportation department adjusts to new routing and scheduling software ….

We asked Afghans to translate for our patrols, guard our bases and stand beside our troops under fire. In return, we made them a promise, in writing: serve with us, and we will not leave you to be hunted.

The day after the state’s Senate primary, I was at a gym in Michigan when I overheard a brief exchange about the results of the close race.

As housing affordability remains a top concern for Nevada families, some local leaders are attempting to resurrect rent control using the rebranded name “rent stabilization.” But as the adage goes, if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it’s …

College football betting season is here with future wagers posted across town ahead of opening kickoffs on August 29.

Let’s set aside, for a moment, how ridiculous it is that officials serving in President Donald Trump’s administration, including executive and judicial officials, won’t acknowledge in front of Congress that Joe Biden won the 2020 election.