Whether you live in northwest Las Vegas or anywhere in Senate District 8, you may be getting mail this week that pulls no punches. Conservative activist and GOP candidate…
Well, here they go again. Another so-called “economic development” plan that smells like old popcorn at a closed theater. The political class in Carson City is falling all over…
Remember the movie Daddy Day Care? Eddie Murphy and Jeff Garlin lose their jobs and decide to open a small, affordable daycare in their own home. It’s funny, sure…
MUTH’S TRUTHS For years, I’ve been one of the loudest critics of Washoe County’s messy voter rolls. My team at Citizen Outreach and our Pigpen Project have spent countless…
Friends and neighbors, I’m writing you today because the clock is ticking. As a former member of the Nevada State Assembly, I’ve seen how slowly the wheels of government…
Governor Joe Lombardo is turning up the volume on his message to Nevadans with a new campaign e-newsletter, the “Team Lombardo Insider Report.” With Election Day less than a…
In Bangor, Maine, voters just elected Angela Walker to the City Council with 2,231 votes. Out of nine candidates, she came in third, earning one of three open seats.…
The Supreme Court just ruled that when it comes to passports, biology beats ideology. On Thursday, November 6, 2025, the Court gave the green light for President Trump’s administration…
Last week in Kansas, Kris Kobach, their Attorney General, announced that his office filed six felony counts against Jose Ceballos (also known as Joe Ceballos). Ceballos is mayor of…
This week’s Deep Dive provides a run down of the recent ethics complaint filed against Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford. Ford is accused of using his official, taxpayer-funded social…
Nevada Senator Makes Headlines for All the Wrong Reasons Nevada made national news this week, but not in a good way. Our own Senator Jacky Rosen got into a…
Talk about making an entrance. Albert Mack just dropped a bombshell in the Clark County Commission race that has everyone talking. The businessman announced he raised a whopping $1…
In northern Nevada, good news is finally breaking on election integrity in Washoe County. After years of tension and mistrust, the local elections office and civic watchdogs are working…
(DOGE NEVADA) – Nevada’s ARPA funds were meant to help communities bounce back after the pandemic. But years later, hundreds of millions are still sitting in state and county accounts…
Alan Stock and Jill Douglass take aim at Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford during their discussion of the government shutdown. Douglass says Ford offers plenty of excuses but few…
MUTH’S TRUTHS Pretty sh*tty day yesterday – which contributed to getting this newsletter out so late today. First, I was informed by our insurance company that the illegal alien…
While the 2026 general election is a year away and candidate filing for the six Nevada state constitutional offices doesn’t begin until March 2, the campaign season is well…
Washoe County Commissioner Mike Clark says he’s not done yet. The longtime public servant announced he’s running for re-election, promising to keep fighting for accountability, transparency, and what he…
(Committee to Unleash Prosperity) – Many of our readers have told us they are dumbfounded that an avowed socialist was elected to be the mayor of America’s largest city…
Sig Rogich criticizes Nevada’s proposed film tax credit bill, calling it a “boondoggle” and citing other states’ poor returns on investment. Rogich also touches on the negative impact of…
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton may be running for U.S. Senate in Texas, but on Tuesday night he was right at home in Las Vegas – surrounded by a…
Nevada lawmakers are once again being sold a shiny new dream — a so-called “Studio Infrastructure and Workforce Training Act” — that’s really just another Hollywood handout dressed up…
When hackers tried to hold Nevada hostage, Governor Joe Lombardo didn’t blink. He refused to pay the ransom—and the state got back on its feet anyway. This August,…
When a city official is charged with a crime, it’s a sign something may be out of balance in local government. That goes for Carrie Cox, a member…
A Question of Boundaries When it comes to public service, most Nevadans expect one simple thing: that elected officials use their office to serve the people—not themselves. That’s…