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More than 400 million guns are possessed by individuals in the United States. Fourteen million guns are sold annually. Many of these are semi-automatic. Many are…

The poor performance of the Clark County School District has been an ongoing problem for many, many years. Our Democratic-controlled Legislature, the inept district Board of…

I grew up in a part of Pennsylvania when the steel mills were running at full capacity. Most of the days were filled with a haze…

After reading your article about local officials urging more acreage for homes in the valley (June 16 Review-Journal), I was a bit shocked. Of course the…

Your June 7 editorial, “Note to Biden on inflation: It’s the Big Macs, stupid,” contained inaccuracies. First and foremost, we — together with our franchisees —…

You know it’s election season as the advertisements hit the airwaves proclaiming all of the accomplishments the incumbents have achieved since the last election and what…

Your Sunday article regarding concerns about the mental and physical fitness of older drivers (which I would define as 75 and up) raised some valid concerns…

In a June 12 letter, Neal Matzkin objected to Victor Joecks’ column on climate, noting the claim that changes in solar output are responsible are “discredited.…

Your Monday editorial likening the initial reactions to the reporting on Hunter Biden’s laptop to Donald Trump’s conviction on business records fraud in service of breaking…

Last week the Henderson City Council approved Resolution 48, which adds a ballot question to this fall’s election asking Henderson residents to approve a levy of…