Las Vegas tops U.S. News & World Report’s inaugural Best Conference Cities ranking, highlighting its premier convention facilities, accessibility, and vibrant entertainment scene. The city leads as a top destination for business events.
Las Vegas is set for a thrilling 2026 with massive events spanning gridlock-inducing conventions, major gaming tournaments, and glamorous entertainment shows, ensuring the city remains a top destination for visitors worldwide.
A New York school is set to introduce the US’s first humanoid robot, ‘Sally,’ into its classroom. Officials emphasize that Sally will assist, not replace, teachers in enhancing student learning experiences.
The FBI has made two arrests in Las Vegas connected to the Capitol riots. Both suspects face federal charges as the investigation into the January 6 violence continues. Authorities urge the public to remain vigilant.
The Africa-USA Business Executives Convention is set to take place in Las Vegas, fostering key partnerships and investment opportunities between African and American business leaders. The event aims to boost cross-continental trade and innovation.
Rugby union is rapidly gaining traction in the US, challenging the dominance of rugby league’s NRL. This shift signals growing competition for players, fans, and market share in a key international sport.
Las Vegas bars and venues gear up for Friday’s World Cup match, offering lively viewing parties with big screens and festive atmospheres. Fans can catch all the action while enjoying food, drinks, and camaraderie.
Day 5 of the federal government shutdown sees many agencies closed, affecting services like national parks and processing centers. Essential operations, including air traffic control and Social Security, remain open despite disruptions.
Teachers in New York have condemned plans to introduce a humanoid robot in a high school, calling the move “really inappropriate.” Concerns focus on ethics, student privacy, and the robot’s role in education.
Brendan Sorsby’s reinstatement is a major boost for the Raiders, restoring a key offensive weapon just as the team faces crucial late-season matchups. His return promises increased versatility and scoring potential.
Business Insider ranks the 25 most popular US cities for vacation homes, revealing top destinations where buyers seek relaxation and investment. Coastal and mountain locales dominate the list as getaway preferences evolve.
San Jose’s Checkmate dealt a tough blow to the Blackhawks, raising questions about their next moves. On Tap Sports Net explores Chicago’s strategy and outlook following the latest defeat.
The NRL eyes expansion in the US after Las Vegas delivers a £1m loss. Despite setbacks, the league is keen to tap into the American market, exploring new opportunities to grow rugby league across the States.
Cybersecurity experts from around the globe gather in Las Vegas for Black Hat, the premier hacking conference. The event offers cutting-edge talks, hands-on training, and the latest in digital defense innovations.
SHE Weekend, hosted by Flavor Flav in Las Vegas, spotlighted women’s sports with a star-studded lineup, inspiring fans and athletes alike. ESPN highlights the celebration of female athleticism and empowerment.
ICE agents in plainclothes handcuffed a man at Las Vegas airport, startling onlookers. The unexpected arrest drew immediate attention, raising questions about enforcement tactics in public spaces.
Aces’ guard Kelsey Plum criticized a proposed USA 250-year anniversary patch for the WNBA All-Star Game, calling it inappropriate. The debate highlights tensions over patriotism and sports branding.
Marjorie Taylor Greene has married Brian Glenn in a Las Vegas ceremony, USA Today reports. The event marks a new chapter for the controversial congresswoman known for her outspoken political stance.
Zuffa Boxing is evolving its business model, shifting focus from traditional pay-per-view to diversified revenue streams like sponsorships and digital content, aiming to capitalize on changing fan consumption habits.
The 2026 World Cup odds favoring the USA over Australia are seen as “good for America” but “bad for books,” FOX Sports reports. This reflects strong home advantage optimism but challenges betting markets.