Nevada

Nevada Court Reignites 2020 Electors Case Days After Trump Pardons

The Nevada Supreme Court reopened the 2020 alternative electors case following President Trump's pardon of those involved.

Nevada Aligns with Trump to Address Immigration

The State of Nevada will cooperate with federal immigration authorities, the Trump administration announced.

Mystery Deepens in Nevada Desert After Massive Cremains Dumping

Federal authorities are expanding their cremains investigation after more than 300 piles of cremated human remains were discovered scattered across the Nevada desert outside Las Vegas.

Nevada Nuclear Site Shutdown Sparks Security Fears

All 68 federal employees at the Nevada National Security Site have been furloughed due to the ongoing U.S. government shutdown.

Thacker Pass Mine Uncertainty Jeopardizes US Lithium Supply, Risks Deepened China Dependency

The future of the Thacker Pass lithium mine—the largest planned lithium project in the United States located in northern Nevada—now hangs in the balance after Department of Energy officials cast doubt on its viabilit

Gov. Lombardo Says the ‘Nevada Way’ is at Risk in 2026 Re-Election Race

Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo officially launched his 2026 re-election campaign on Monday, warning voters that the Nevada Way is on the line if Democrats retake the governor’s office.

Burning Man Murder Investigation After Shocking Discovery

A man attending the Burning Man festival in Nevada was found dead Saturday night in what authorities are investigating as a homicide. The discovery was made as the festival’s iconic wooden effigy was set ablaze in Black Rock City.

EXPOSED: Roseman University Doubles Down on DEI Despite Federal Warning

Roseman University is expanding its DEI-based ASPIRE program in 2025, despite President Trump’s executive orders and federal warnings.

High Winds Destroy Burning Man’s Notorious Orgy Dome

Burning Man’s infamous “Orgy Dome”—a decades-old staple of the countercultural festival—was destroyed by high winds sweeping through Nevada’s Black Rock Desert, organizers confirmed on August 24. The structure, promoted as a “sex-positive” space, has been a controversial fixture at the event since 2003.

Burning Man Ravaged by Dust Storm as Weather Threatens Weeklong Festival

A powerful dust storm tore through the Burning Man festival in Nevada’s Black Rock Desert over the weekend, blasting tents, toppling art installations, and triggering a wave of safety concerns. Wind gusts reaching 52 mph battered campsites on Saturday, as thousands of attendees gathered at Black Rock City for the annual countercultural event.

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