In The News: Department of Political Science

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The Democratic Watch Party was held for the debate over at UNLV. Students say both candidates are making quite an impression of them because of the certain topics that they're covering.

Bloomberg

Alicia Hernandez sat on a sofa in a re-purposed Las Vegas strip-mall store on a sunny Sunday afternoon listening to a step-by-step explanation from a Bernie Sanders field office director about how a presidential caucus works.

Idaho Statesman

Get ready for Round 2.

Las Vegas Sun

After Donald Trump won New Hampshire’s Republican primary Tuesday night and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders handily swept the Democratic one, the national gaze turned to Nevada.

Los Angeles Times

Hillary Clinton’s allies in the black community moved aggressively Wednesday to shore up her support with minority voters following her crushing defeat in New Hampshire, as Sen. Bernie Sanders worked to win over the black and Latino voters who will now be crucial to the outcome of the Democratic nominating contest.

Las Vegas Sun

Donald Trump would have you believe that Mexican immigrants, as a general rule, bring drugs and crime into the United States and are rapists.

Las Vegas Sun

Donald Trump would have you believe that Mexican immigrants, as a general rule, bring drugs and crime into the United States and are rapists.

Las Vegas Sun

As Sen. Ted Cruz celebrated his win over front-runner Donald Trump on Monday in the Iowa caucuses, he'd already scored a quieter victory in Nevada.

Las Vegas Sun

As Sen. Ted Cruz celebrated his win over front-runner Donald Trump on Monday in the Iowa caucuses, he'd already scored a quieter victory in Nevada.

Reno Gazette-Journal

And then there were two.

Ozy

It was hardly more than 50 years ago that the first Black judge was appointed to a U.S. District Court. We like to think that the scales of justice are color-blind, but even when that comes up for debate in the news, we’re usually focused on the racial aspects of arrests and convictions. It turns out there’s something noteworthy — other than those swanky judicial robes — going on behind the gavel.

Houston Chronicle

If Iowa alone had the power to choose the Republican Party's presidential nominees, then Rick Santorum and Mike Huckabee would have been the last two GOP standard bearers.