In The News: College of Liberal Arts
After trying for years to be one of the elite kingmakers in picking presidential nominees, thanks to heavy prodding from Sen. Harry Reid, Nevada is losing the bet.
In the Navajo Nation, electricity may be a fragile commodity as climate change intensifies. Other tribes in the United States face similar energy quandaries. The United States Department of Energy (DOE) announced Sept. 2 that it is requesting applications to co-fund renewable energy, energy efficiency and combined heat and power to help increase the climate resilience of indigenous communities. The available funding is estimated to total around $4 million to $6 million. Applications are due by Dec. 10.
Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid called her a “formidable candidate.” A national campaign group praised her.
Marco Rubio insists he supports immigration reform and a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants, even as he has shifted from once backing a comprehensive overhaul of the system to now advocating a piecemeal approach.
Two days after the Democrats’ duel in our desert, the nation and Nevada are still waiting on an answer: Will Vice President Joe Biden jump in or stay out?
Nevada’s licensed brothels, many of which have struggled financially since the recession, face a more uncertain future after former NBA and reality TV star Lamar Odom was found unconscious in one on Tuesday.
When Edgar Montano first moved here two years ago, his work at a carwash offered sporadic hours, dismal pay and no job security.
A Playboy redesign expected this Spring will eliminate completely nude photos of women. Moving forward, the iconic magazine will only include provocative poses. We discuss the Playboy legacy and how pornography has changed with the internet.
When the economy crashed in 2008, Rocky Jones was doing electrical work at the Fontainebleau, a $3-billion casino resort under construction on the Strip.
Will what happens in Congressional District One stay in Congressional District One?
Will what happens in Congressional District One stay in Congressional District One?
Clutching a People magazine with Donald Trump’s mug on the cover, Myriam Witcher found an up-close seat to watch her political hero speak.