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- Sep 11, 2026
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LETTER: Letâs instill trust in Nevada elections (opens the original)
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Most Nevada citizens want confidence that election results are accurate, secure and trustworthy. I believe the current system in this state leaves too many questions about how ballots are handled and when votes are counted. Early voting ballots can be tabulated before Election Day, while mail-in ballots may arrive and be counted after Election Day. This raises important questions: How are early-voting results protected from influencing the Election Day process? And how are mail ballots securely
LETTER: Soaking the rich? (opens the original)
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Ron Mitchell’s Sunday letter arguing that charging the wealthy a 5 percent tax would pay off the national debt is a little off. He says the debt would be paid off within 20 years, but that’s only if the federal government stops spending every dollar that is collected from all the taxpayers. No more welfare, SNAP benefits, free school lunches and subsidies for homebuyers. Most importantly, our military would have to shut down just to pay off the debt. I personally do not want to see what would ha
LETTER: What does Trump know about vaccines? (opens the original)
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In his recent letter, Robert W. Arnold tells us he thinks the Trump administration’s new vaccine policy makes sense. He says that, when he was 18 years old, he had to have a bunch of shots and it knocked him for a loop. I too am old, and a lovely lady, my sister-in-law, got the measles when she was about 8-years-old. It developed into meningitis. She was a sleeping beauty. And, when she wakened, she had the developed brain of an 8-year old and remained that way until she died about the age of 60
LETTER: Clark County and short-term rentals (opens the original)
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Clark County needs to create an ordinance that allows police to remove guests staying at an unlicensed short-term rental, treating the occupancy as trespassing once the property has been determined to be operating illegally. Any refunds or financial losses suffered by the guests could then be pursued through civil court. How many tourists would be willing to gamble on their lodging arrangements under those circumstances? Not too many, I would guess. If the consequences of staying at an unlicense
LETTER: In defense of U.S. foreign aid (opens the original)
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Only 1 percent of the U.S. budget goes to international affairs, and nearly half of that provides support for global health, humanitarian aid and economic development. Yet, this year’s budget proposes to cut that 1 percent into a smaller fraction. With the current administration’s “America First” initiative, Americans have lost sight of how supporting international affairs is vital to our success as a nation. Providing support for global advancement not only aids underdeveloped countries, but it
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