“I am concerned that when they say everybody's been reunited, we are not getting the full story,” says Rep. Dina Titus, D-Nevada. Read more »

Saying that 500 jobs in the tourism industry are at stake, the Nevada congressional delegation has sent a letter to urge the United States Customs and Border Protection to immediately address a staffing shortage at McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas, Nevada that threatens Nevada's tourism economy. Read more »

Lawmakers negotiating a final defense bill excluded a provision that would have prohibited the Interior Department from placing the sage grouse, in Nevada and other states, on the endangered species list for a decade. Democrats and environmental groups claimed a victory Tuesday, but the provision was just one of many efforts by Republicans and the Trump administration to roll back… Read more »

Federal drug policies should be based on facts and not some reefer madness-mentality from a century ago. I am proud to introduce the Marijuana Data Collection Act along with a bipartisan group of House Members. Read more »

“I-11 is moving forward,” Titus said. “They are doing environmental studies in Arizona. They have to pick a route. Until they have a route, there’s nothing I can sell to try to get money for.” Read more »

If Democrats are successful in taking the House this year, Hudak said, Rep. Dina Titus, D-Nev., could be instrumental in delaying the process through Democratic leaders to help the party’s presidential nominee in 2020. Read more »

"After 24 hours, this is the best excuse they can come up with for the president's total subservience to Vladimir Putin?" asks the Las Vegas Democrat, Tuesday in a statement. "How stupid does he think we are," she says. Read more »

“The president is quick to criticize our Justice Department but refuses to acknowledge this assault on our democratic institutions,” Titus said. “In fact, he encouraged this criminal activity by publicly calling on Russia to hack American citizens.” Read more »

The Department of Justice announced the indictment of 12 Russian officials for hacking the Democratic National Committee, Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, state and local election officials, software companies, etc. Yet another reason the President should not be meeting one on one with Putin. Read more »

Earlier this week, Titus decried the visit as a “junket” and an excuse for her colleagues to spend a weekend on the Strip, while Rosen called it a “political stunt.” Read more »