() - With grant deadlines fast approaching at the end of the month, the Trump administration continued its higher education grant cuts in Nevada. The College of Southern Nevada was one of the more recent recipients of a slew of federal funding rejections.

Workers from the Culinary Union, alongside Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto, D-Nev., spoke against President Donald Trump’s economic policies Monday, while representatives from the administration touted success in curbing inflation and raising real wages.

Trump wants to end mail voting entirely. Would Nevada Republicans go that far? Read more from The Nevada Independent.

Increasingly, federal judges have ruled the administration’s deployment of the automatic stay is unconstitutional, depriving people of basic due process rights. They’ve ordered immigrants detained as a result of the stay to be immediately released.

As a proud member and former shop steward of the Bartenders Union Local 165, I’m seeing firsthand how the Trump administration’s policies are hurting our families and our livelihoods.

Trump admin questioning massive Thacker Pass lithium mine loan in Nevada, reports say. Read more from The Nevada Independent.

U.S. District Judge Maxine Chesney in California issued a temporary restraining order against the United States Department of Agriculture on September 18.

Orla Mining's project near Elko will be the first open-pit mine to receive an accelerated review following the Trump administration’s push to speed permitting for extraction. Opponents fear the public’s concerns will go unheard.

Sigal Chattah, an election denier with a history of inflammatory remarks, makes no secret of her partisanship and fealty to Trump. She's one of several U.S. attorneys installed through an end run.

At the RNC, it's full-speed ahead on executing President Donald Trump's election-integrity agenda ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.

Nevada would lose millions of dollars in funding for water infrastructure and clean air programs under President Donald Trump’s proposal to cut the Environmental Protection Agency’s budget by more than half.

President Donald Trump has vowed to do away with voting by mail, but some of his Republican allies in battleground Arizona are taking a more cautious approach.