Just as most people in the world know about the birth of Jesus, usually called Christmas, most people also know about the resurrection of Jesus following his crucifixion, referred to as Easter. Whether or not one believes that Jesus even died on the cross, the story surrounding the circumstances that[...]
CARSON CITY — On behalf of its client, NPRI’s Center for Justice and Constitutional Litigation filed a Non-Opposition welcoming the Nevada Legislature as a party in its lawsuit against the Governor’s Office of Economic Development, the State of Nevada and GOED Executive Director Steven Hill. On March 24, The Nevada[...]
By Ken Small The Clark County Republican Party Convention was held at Chaparral High School last Saturday. The all-day event drew about 600 attendees at the easily accessible venue with plenty of parking and an on-site barbeque. In addition to plenty of political glad-handing and meeting of candidates, most notable[...]
There had been a prior heated debate amongst three of the sheriff candidates, and a second debate was scheduled to take place this week at the studio of KSNV-TV News 3 on the “Ralston Reports” hosted by political commentator Jon Ralston, but surprisingly, this time only one candidate came–Ted Moody.[...]
“Judgment comes from experience, and experience comes from bad judgment.” — Simon Bolivar I believe the people of Venezuela have garnered a great amount of experience from the bad judgment they made when they elected Hugo Chavez Frias as their president. They never took heed of the advice of the[...]
Editorials · On a Personal Note
One really can’t get the full flavor of being in The Holy Land in less than two weeks, but we do what we can when we have the opportunity to go. And I wouldn’t have missed this trip for anything, regardless of its brevity. I’m not much of a world[...]
Editorials · Our Point of View
We at the Las Vegas Tribune enjoy a unique opportunity and privilege to exercise our right to freedom of speech and of the press. These rights are guaranteed by the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, but it’s only the fact that the Las Vegas Tribune is the only independently[...]
Have you ever noticed the way some folks measure things? The next time I measure the amount of ingredients to put into a dish will be the first time. My mother, who everyone called Mama Alice (including the dozens of friends and neighbors who managed to find their way to[...]
As reported in the daily paper, a woman threw a shoe at Hillary Clinton during her Las Vegas speech on waste management. I’ve heard of getting the boot, but a shoe? She handled the interruption with aplomb. “My goodness! I didn’t know that solid waste management was so controversial,” she[...]
Only those who risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go. — T.S. Eliot Author Leo Buscaglia tells this story of his mother and their ‘misery dinner.” It was the night after his father came home and said it looked as if he would have[...]
Quick show of hands: How many of you think it’s OK for a parent to do their child’s homework? Oh, good. Only a few of you. Most of us recognize that while parents who do their kid’s homework are well-intentioned, they’re not really doing their kids any favors. Because while[...]
I’ve finished reading Tony Dungy’s book, Uncommon Life, Daily Challenge. The daily devotionals don’t apply to any given calendar year so I’ve started all over in 2014. Yesterday, Dungy — writing about his former coach — said, “Chuck Noll told me often it is better to invest yourself in something[...]
A federal judge did not overturn Ohio’s constitutional ban on gay marriage, but he said the state has to treat same-sex couples married legally in other states the same way it treats heterosexual couples. By Warren Richey A federal judge has ordered Ohio officials to give full legal recognition to[...]
President Obama and U.S. Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers gave the weekly political addresses Saturday. They both mentioned equal pay for women, but from there the talks split into partisan themes. By Brad Knickerbocker There are some political issues that by definition are bipartisan, impossible to argue about without automatically losing[...]
