November 30, 2018
Survivors, victims, their families, and first responders who put themselves at risk to save lives all need support, and I thank the DOJ for approving this request and helping Nevada meet their needs. Read more »

When they're not in school, far too many students across the United States go hungry over the summer, on weekends, and on school holidays. Read more »

Titus is once again asking Congress to bridge the hunger gap for students by supporting the Weekends Without Hunger Act. Read more »

November 28, 2018
When they’re not in school, far too many students across the United States go hungry over the summer, on weekends, and on school holidays. This legislation will fill a gap in federal programming to ensure that a vacation from school doesn’t mean hunger for our children. Read more »

The Bureau of Land Management will commence with a controversial roundup of wild horses in eastern Nevada. Read more »

The dean of the delegation, Titus is expected to be the chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee’s Economic Development, Public Buildings and Emergency Management Subcommittee. Read more »

The public deserves to know what is happening to these icons of our Western heritage. Read more »

In a wide-ranging interview with the Current a few days before Thanksgiving, Titus talked about newly empowered Democrats investigating Donald Trump and trying to hold him accountable. Read more »

President Trump’s order attempts to slash more than 2 million acres of protected land — reducing the size of Bears Ears from 1.35 million acres to approximately 200,000 acres and Grand Staircase-Escalante from 1.9 million acres to approximately 1 million acres — the largest ever elimination of public land protection in the country’s history. Read more »

This progressive move stands in stark contrast to the VA's insistence on continuing outdated dog testing. Read more »