North Vegas Times

Rep. Steven Horsford, a member of the U.S. Congress representing Nevada's 4th district, has shared several updates on social media concerning recent political developments and actions taken by the administration. The tweets provide insight into budgetary decisions, international investments, and ethical concerns surrounding the presidency.

On March 5, 2025, Rep. Horsford tweeted about reduced funding for health and human rights organizations due to budgetary constraints. He also mentioned sanctions imposed on the International Criminal Court for its investigations into U.S. military actions. "Day 24: Reduced funding for various health and human rights organizations, both domestically and internationally, citing budgetary constraints. Imposed sanctions on the International Criminal Court, criticizing its investigations into U.S. military actions."

In another tweet posted shortly after, Rep. Horsford discussed new real estate ventures in Saudi Arabia following significant investments from Saudi government entities and corporations. "Day 25: Announced new real estate ventures in Saudi Arabia, following substantial investments from the Saudi government and corporate entities."

The following tweet addressed criticism directed at leveraging presidential power to benefit family business interests while highlighting concerns over ethical standards within the White House due to a lack of scrutiny and resistance to these actions."Day 26: Faced criticism for leveraging the presidency to benefit his family’s business interests, raising ethical concerns. Lack of scrutiny and resistance to these actions raised concerns about the erosion of ethical standards in the White House."