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Vin Suprynowicz
is a nationally syndicated Libertarian columnist and author. He explores questions on constitutional freedoms in his Sunday column in Viewpoints/Opinon.
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 "Heightened efforts by the Drug Enforcement Administration to crack down on narcotics abuse are producing a troubling side effect by denying some hospice and elderly patients needed pain medication," reported Washington Post staff writer...
On Feb. 5, 2009, the Newark The Star-Ledger reported “People caught with machine guns or other illegal assault weapons will face harsher penalties under a bill signed into law today by Gov. Jon Corzine, who used the occasion to push for...
Caught a recent Fab show at the Cannery on Craig Road.
Pat Woodward’s The Fab has been going strong in this town for 14 years, through thick and thin. (I actually caught them one night more than a decade ago playing to a bunch of head-bangers...
Congressional Democrats may well betray Barack Obama’s dream of direct government-run health insurance. But they do appear united, at least, in their determination to bar insurance companies from denying coverage for “pre-existing...
"Hooters Hotel posted a net loss of $5 million in the second quarter ended June 30 as the property continues to work with its lenders on a possible financial restructuring," said the news flash Friday morning, the news coming from a Friday...
Connecticut Sen. Christopher Dodd said today he has been diagnosed with an early stage of prostate cancer. To set an example for the nation, even though the new thousand-page health-rationing bill they propose has not yet become law, both he and...
A Las Vegas police officer accidentally shot himself in the knee early Friday during "training" at the department's gun range, a department spokesman said. Local oddsmakers have set their early line at 3-2 that the subsequent cornoner's inquest will...
"We must fix the energy bill and save the Clean Air Act," opines a local letter-writer –– though I think I may detect some Democratic Party talking points. "The energy bill that passed the House of Representatives was...
The most revealing thing about the arrest of Harvard "Black Studies Professor" Henry Louis Gates was the way his personal buddy, Barack Obama, cast aside the traditional reserve of a president asked to comment on a local law enforcement...
"WASHINGTON (AP) - Obama to tell nation that health reform is key to economic recovery, controlling deficit," said today's 3:06 p.m. news flash.
No, actually, the key to economic recovery and controlling the deficit is giving me 10,000...
There was our usually sensible colleague, Charles Krauthammer, on the front page of the Review-Journal's "Viewpoints" section Sunday, arguing that despite the current fiat currency meltdown, "All we need is sufficient funding from the...
Review-Journal Wednesday news flash: "Doctor gets probation, fine, reprimand in hepatitis outbreak:
"Dr. Eladio Carrera, a co-owner of the Endoscopy Center of Southern Nevada, received two years probation, a $15,000 fine and a public...
I wrote a few weeks back about a neighborhood of small Las Vegas businesses whose customers find "you can't get there from here."
You can sit in traffic on West Charleston Boulevard near the I-15 overpass in downtown Las Vegas, and stare...
How about that photo on page 3A of Thursday’s Review-Journal, featuring Nevada’s Assembly Speaker, Democrat Barbara Buckley, giving a big horse laugh as she wound down her triumphal 2009 legislative session?
Or the equally shocking...
A last-minute amendment adopted in Carson City late last week by the Senate Government Affairs Committee would allow the union that represents Metro police to negotiate wage and benefit contracts directly with the Clark County sheriff, shutting out...
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