By Sherman Frederick/Properly Subversive How old is “too old” to be president of the United States? Joe Biden is the oldest president in American history. If he runs for a second term, he’d be 86 when he’s done. Constitutionally, of course, there’s no age that’s “too old.” Plenty of people function well in advanced age. For example, when I was 40 (and a fair … [Read more...] about Sherm: Question for the ages: Is Joe Biden too old?
The Nevada Independent: ‘Big Lie’ candidates’ primary success could further erode democracy, advocates say
By The Nevada Independent Hundreds of donors poured nearly a quarter million dollars into the primary campaigns of Nevada legislative candidates who publicly expressed support for the “Big Lie.” An examination of campaign finance documents by The Nevada Independent and KUNR revealed contributions made between January and June came from various sources: a … [Read more...] about The Nevada Independent: ‘Big Lie’ candidates’ primary success could further erode democracy, advocates say
The Nevada Independent: Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area considers raising fees
The Nevada Independent About 20 passionate hikers, climbers and outdoor enthusiasts gathered at a recent public meeting to push back on the federal government’s proposal to hike fees for visitors to the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, an increasingly popular destination for Las Vegas residents and tourists. The proposal calls for raising fees on cars entering … [Read more...] about The Nevada Independent: Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area considers raising fees
The Nevada Independent: Road to Recession? Nevada economists weigh different possibilities for the economy’s future
The Nevada Independent The U.S. inflation rate is at a 40-year high. This year, the stock market recorded its worst first half since 1970, and economic output contracted during the first quarter. In June, the Federal Reserve announced its largest interest rate hike since 1994. Despite the combination of economic headwinds, the national unemployment … [Read more...] about The Nevada Independent: Road to Recession? Nevada economists weigh different possibilities for the economy’s future
Emergency Managers Seek Public Input on Local Hazards
Clark County and area emergency managers are asking community members to participate in a survey through Aug. 31 to gather public input on the top hazards Southern Nevada faces and to support community resiliency. The 11-question survey is part of a joint effort to update the County’s Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan (MJHMP). It’s available … [Read more...] about Emergency Managers Seek Public Input on Local Hazards