May 11, 2018
I applaud the Sunrise Children Foundation’s continued commitment to ensuring the health and wellness of the most vulnerable in our community. Read more »

May 14, 2018
As the representative for Las Vegas I have seen the success of the booming, regulated sports betting market in Nevada. Read more »

May 10, 2018
I have fought the misguided and dangerous Yucca Mountain nuclear waste dump project for my entire career and I’m not giving up. 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 »

May 8, 2018
Rather than meeting our obligations under the agreement and holding Iran accountable, we are creating confusion, jeopardizing our allies, and giving Iran justification for reneging on its nuclear deal commitments. Read more »

May 3, 2018
This legislation is Screw Nevada 2.0. 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 »

April 27, 2018
This five year bill contains a number of wins for Nevada on UAS, our airports, and for the safety of our aviation workers and travelers. 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 »