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Nevada Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Counting Postmark-Lacking Mail-in Ballots
Nevadans are fucked now that the Nevada Supreme Court has ruled that mail-in ballots without a discernible postmark can be counted by clerks and registrar of voters three days after Election Day. The interpretation stems from a statute enacted during the pandemic by the Democratic majority, allowing ballots to be received up to the fourth…
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The Head
One crisp autumn day, Jack decided to tidy the home by dusting his wife’s fall decorations, including a pumpkin, affectionately dubbed “The Head” from Sleepy Hollow. He accidentally knocked it off the side table, causing it to crash to the floor and shatter on one side. Determined to fix his mistake, he grabbed the Crazy…
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Study Reveals Immigration as Primary Cause of Urban Sprawl in Nevada
A study by NumbersUSA has confirmed that federal immigration policies, both legal and illegal, are the leading drivers of urban sprawl in the U.S., with Nevada ranking at the forefront of this issue. The study, which analyzed federal data from 1982 to 2017, found Nevada to be the fastest-growing state in terms of population and…
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Federal Judge Dismisses GOP Lawsuit Over Nevada’s Voter Rolls
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by the Republican National Committee (RNC), the Nevada GOP, and Nevada voter Scott Johnston, who alleged that voter rolls in the state were inaccurate and violated federal law. The plaintiffs claimed that several counties had more registered voters than eligible adult citizens, heightening the risk of voter…
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Nevada Cited in New Report on Terror Threats in U.S.
A new report from the U.S. House Committee on Homeland Security has identified Nevada among 29 states where incidents involving “foreign jihadist networks and homegrown violent extremists” pose a persistent terror threat to America. The report highlights over 50 cases between April 2021 and September 2024, detailing various attempts to provide material support to foreign…
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Nevada SoS Using Targeted Outreach to Young Voters
Nevada Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar is misusing taxpayer dollars to fund a targeted voter outreach campaign focused on registered voters aged 18 to 24. The segment has no prior voting history for the most part– but with their cell phone numbers on their voter registration forms, they are getting the majority of Get Out…
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Refinery Closing as California Regulations Push Nevada Fuel Prices Higher
Phillips 66 will close its Los Angeles-area refinery by late 2025, following the latest wave of regulations pushed by California Governor Gavin Newsom. The refinery shutdown will impact over 900 employees and contractors but also increase fuel prices for consumers in neighboring states like Nevada, where residents already feel the ripple effects of California’s energy…
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Trump Rally in Las Vegas Signals Nevada’s Electoral Battle
Donald Trump’s latest rally at the Thomas and Mack Center at UNLV Thursday night, October 24, showcased the former president’s growing momentum in Nevada, a state that has long been elusive for Republican candidates. From Polynesian music to a rock set by Common Kings and speeches from high-profile Trump allies like Tulsi Gabbard and Sen.…
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Veteran Removed from Delta Flight Over ‘Threatening’ T-Shirt
A U.S. veteran found herself tossed off a flight at San Francisco International Airport like goddamned garbage, all because of a T-shirt. You heard it right. Catherine Banks was trying to catch a flight out of SFO on October 22 when some self-righteous flight attendant decided her shirt was a threat. The offending apparel read,…
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Ethics Investigation Launched into Marzola
Nevada Democratic Assemblywoman Elaine Marzola is under investigation after allegations came to light that her legal actions and campaign donations from defendants in her lawsuits may pose a conflict of interest. The Nevada Bar Association confirmed that the inquiry follows a formal complaint related to Marzola’s receipt of campaign donations while representing plaintiffs in lawsuits…