Where do we draw the line today? Is it news or opinion when a news organization take sides and chooses to enter one side of a political spectrum. The Las Vegas Review Journal has been spinning against Senator Reid and he is fighting back now.

But I'm not really sure yet - its complicated. The word is that his version of the obamacare bill is going to allow states to opt out. The little weasel is taking this approach to offset resistance in Nevada so he can get re-elected.

In the wake of Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's assertion that Democrats unite behind the public option - and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's confidence that she has the votes - Democratic legislators are vocal in their opposition.

"I've told Sen. Reid that if the bill stays as it is now I will vote against cloture." So says Senator Joseph Lieberman

Eight in ten Canadians have Internet access at home, according to a new study by Ipsos Reid. Canadians older than 55 are less connected than their younger compatriots but are catching up fast. Mobile connection is the next big wave, Ipsos Reid predicts.

New York Senator Chuck Schumer (D) said today that a proposal for a "public option" to be included in the ongoing health care reform efforts is gaining steam.

Senator Harry Reid hosted US Attorney General Eric Holder at the Las Vegas Fusion Counterterrorism Center Friday, taking a tour of the facilities and viewing some of the equipment that officers use.

Las Vegas Nevada continues to be a leading potential target for terrorists. Now the Fusion Center will pool expertise from a wide variety of counter-terrorist authorities.

The Dalai Lama was in Washington this week meeting with politicians, scientists, and students. Notably missing from the schedule was President Obama who will meet with His Holiness after a November meeting with Chinese leader Hu Jintao.

Two million Americans are facing a termination of unemployment benefits by the end of the year and Senate Democrats are racing to get a proposal done to extend benefits before the clock strikes midnight.

A total of 30 Democrats signed an open letter to Majority Leader, Senator Harry Reid, to implement a "robust, Medicare-like public option" in the upcoming health care reform bill.

Nurses, doctors, and health care providers went to Washington with 10,000 scrubs to offer stories to be delivered to members of Congress.

Wild horses and burros roam free in 10 U.S. states and are managed by the Bureau of Land Management. National Wild Horse and Burro Adoption Day returns Saturday September 26.

The unemployment numbers are in for August and for the eighth straight month Nevada's unemployment rate goes up. The construction and hospitality industries have been hit the hardest.

Representatives from the National Auto Dealers Association visited with Senator Harry Reid in Washington to thank him for the help in extending the "Cash for Clunkers" federal incentive program.

Senator Reid and Senator Ensign of Nevada co-sponsor a bill to extend the $8,000 first-time home buyer tax credit. The bill was also sponsored by Senator Ben Cardin.

Moments after Senator Baucus unveiled his long-awaited health care bill, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid claimed the proposal was no good for his home state of Nevada.

In late July U.S. Senator Harry Reid sent a letter to federal government agencies expressing concerns over speculation that some agencies had placed travel restrictions to Las Vegas and Reno.

Majority Senate leader, Harry Reid of Nevada released a statement today on the topic of this anniversary of 9/11 to Digital Journalist Jay David Murphy.

The Department Homeland Security enlists the help of Nevada based Urban Environmental Research to compile a comprehensive website to help governmental agencies coordinate their efforts in a disaster.