February 3, 2020
Today Representative Dina Titus announced that she will leave her guest seat open at the State of the Union address to honor the victims of the deadliest mass shooting in modern American history, which took place in Las Vegas on October 1, 2017. Read more »

January 30, 2020
Today Representative Dina Titus released the following statement after she was unanimously elected by her colleagues to co-chair the Congressional Gaming Caucus for the 116th Congress. Read more »

January 29, 2020
Today Representative Dina Titus welcomed the introduction of the House’s Moving America and the Environment Forward Framework. Read more »

January 9, 2020
Today Representative Dina Titus introduced the Opportunities for Fairness in Farming (OFF) Act to add accountability and transparency to reform the USDA’s checkoff programs. Read more »

January 8, 2020
Representative Dina Titus released the following statement after receiving a Congressional briefing from the Trump Administration on the ongoing situation in Iran and Iraq. Read more »

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January 3, 2020
Today Representative Dina Titus released the following statement after U.S. airstrikes in Iraq killed Iranian Quds Force Commander Qasem Soleimani. Read more »

Appropriations legislation expected to be signed into law by President Trump by the end of the week includes historic language directing several federal agencies to curb their use of animal research. Read more »

WASHINGTON — The U.S. House approved legislation Wednesday to permanently ban uranium and other hardrock mining near the Grand Canyon. Read more »

The Trump organization’s Washington D.C. hotel, leased from property owned by the federal government, has been put on the market. But selling the property won’t rid the president of the constitutional questions that have dogged Trump and the property since before Trump’s inauguration, Nevada Rep. Dina Titus says. Read more »