Congressional Democratic colleagues from Las Vegas and the District of Columbia met Thursday to square up a hockey wager on the Stanley Cup Finals between the Capitals and Golden Knights. Read more »

“I think it will be imperative that after this primary, and it’s been a hard-fought one, you’re right about that, that some of us get together, bring the party back together and try to move forward,” says Congresswoman Dina Titus. Read more »

Las Vegas has received $5 million in federal security funding, an increase over the $2.8 million the region received last year. Read more »

Allowing states and tribal sovereign governments to legalize sports betting could boost local economies, increase state revenues, and better protect both consumers and the industry, with Nevada showing the way. Read more »

“There’s about $150 billion in illegal sports wagers made annually,” Titus explained. “It has no consumer protections for the industry or the player, it’s ripe for manipulation, it fuels other illicit activities, and I think it jeopardizes those sports leagues, which is why they’ve gotten on board. I think you can make a good argument, and the more states that tip [in favor of legal sports betting], the more pressure on Congress to take action.” Read more »

By a vote of 393 to 13, the House of Representatives today approved the bipartisan FAA Reauthorization Act of 2018 (H.R. 4), a five-year bill to reauthorize the programs of the Federal Aviation Administration, provide much needed long-term stability for the Nation’s aviation community, authorize robust investment in U.S. airports, improve America’s competitiveness in the… Read more »

Democratic Rep. Dina Titus told the House Rules Committee on Tuesday that while the annual Yellville Turkey Trot is reminiscent of a 1970s television comedy, maiming animals is serious business. Read more »

“We don’t need bump stocks, we don’t need automatic weapons, we need background checks.” Read more »

"In Las Vegas, we have seen that a regulated market is always better than an illegal one. Internet gambling will not go away with a reversal of Wire Act guidance; it will merely push more consumers into black markets." Read more »

Titus said “Nevada’s National Guard should not be used as political pawns in President Trump’s impulsive immigration policy.” Read more »