David Colborne

Hyperbole aside, I understand commentary about data centers isn’t actually commentary about data centers as a specific discrete point of discussion. It’s commentary about artificial intelligence, which, in turn, is commentary about the tech industry.

An intemperate president who relentlessly uses California as an enemy for his supporters to rally against, however, can burn through that goodwill in surprisingly short order — which puts Nevada in a rather awkward position.

Reforming the state’s hundreds of boards and commissions is a big task. The Legislature should set aside some time to get through it.

Like all rights, the right to speak or write about someone has never been absolute. If you make something up out of whole cloth about someone, the person you’re lying about has the right to sue you for defamation.

Now, how did someone who may or may not be in charge of a federal agency tasked solely with modernizing federal technology gain the power to control and dictate personnel policy to the entire executive branch?

Cortez Masto and Rosen have demonstrated that they are capable of learning — at a passable level, if not necessarily one that deserves honors — what the present moment calls for. Acceptable work, senators. You are presently meeting expectations.

Did I mention that these tariffs apply to all imported goods, even those used as raw materials by American businesses to manufacture products for sale and export? Whatever the real intent of the tariffs might be, the results so far have been nothing short of disastrous.

If you think what the president is doing is bad, wait until dozens of upwardly aspirational governors follow his example.

What prevents a private investigator — or anyone else — from merely buying or otherwise accessing the location data collected by your car?

If we actually want community engagement in our cities to improve, we need to acknowledge that the primary way most residents hold their cities accountable is through the ballot box, not through public comment.