Browsing: Letters

In his Sunday column, Victor Joecks quotes Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker talking to college graduates saying we females have been told “diabolical lies,” thereby…

After numerous ethics concerns were raised about the behavior of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, the court in November adopted a “Code Of Conduct” that all…

Bjorn Lomborg admits climate change is real, but he is not giving credit where credit is due for those seeking solutions and implementing them as soon…

Recently, letter writer Al Marquis complained that Donald Trump’s tax cuts benefited only the wealthy. This is untrue. All taxpayers, at every level of income, saw…

Your article last week on the “call for climate emergency” made me think of a bunch of whiners. A 56-year-old solar panel installer complained, “It’s outrageous…

The news of The Mirage’s closing led me to the hotel key that’s been on my chain for 28 years. I was on a trip around…

Your May 19 article on Scott Sibella starts with a pejorative characterization (“the disgraced former Las Vegas gaming executive”) then prods that “the jury in the…

This is the quiet time. This is not a time for joy, parties and festivities. I do not want to hear about your special sales and…

Another school year comes to a close for the Clark County School District. What is sure to be another round of dismal test scores will be…

The 32-hour workweek recently proposed by Sen. Bernie Sanders presents an opportunity to reflect on the hidden costs of our workplace culture. Metrics such as disposable…