Browsing: Letters

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…

Reading the news last week about The Mirage closing brought back so many fond memories. I was one of the lucky ones to open this iconic…

A batch of new polls from the New York Times, Siena College and the Philadelphia Inquirer has very bad news for President Biden: He’s losing. Among…

Your Saturday editorial on the renewable energy situation in Germany (“Germany turns to coal power to keep the lights on”) states, “Sometimes the wind doesn’t blow.…

The Review-Journal ran a story on Monday that declared the presidential race to be “in a virtual tie” based on a nationwide poll. National polls mean…

Hank Schmidt’s Monday letter questions whether Donald Trump’s legal woes are a witch hunt and politically motivated. I would remind him that New York Attorney General…