Behind closed doors, rising MAGA donors convened in a secretive 2024 gathering, discussing strategies and funding. The exclusive event highlights the growing influence shaping the movement’s political future.
Day: January 2, 2026
Las Vegas has transformed from a desert railroad town into a global entertainment hub. Over the last century, it evolved with iconic casinos, luxury resorts, and world-class attractions, continuously redefining travel and nightlife.
Former Iowa high school quarterback, endorsed by Tom Brady, signs with the Miami Dolphins. The promising talent aims to bring his impressive skills to the NFL stage, drawing significant attention from fans and analysts alike.
Three tourists have filed lawsuits against Las Vegas Strip hotels, alleging their rooms were infested with bedbugs. The cases highlight growing concerns over pest control in the city’s hospitality industry.
Seventeen major stadium construction projects are underway across the USA, signaling a surge in sports infrastructure development. These ventures aim to boost local economies and enhance fan experiences nationwide.
Las Vegas faces unexpected heavy rain, disrupting New Year celebrations and chilling the desert heart. Storms caused travel delays and event cancellations, casting a damp shadow over the city’s festive plans.
Boise joins Orlando, Las Vegas, San Francisco, Phoenix, and Detroit in the rising “whycations” trend, where travelers explore top US cities seeking unique, meaningful experiences beyond typical tourism.
During the US government shutdown, flight delays and cancellations may increase due to reduced TSA staff and air traffic control disruptions. Travelers should stay updated, know their rights, and explore rebooking or compensation options.
Former President Donald Trump plans to order the shutdown of the U.S. Education Department, aiming to shift control to states. The proposal, reported by FOX5 Vegas, could reshape federal education oversight.
Ten more suspects have been charged in an ongoing credit card fraud investigation, Las Vegas authorities announced. The crackdown targets a growing network involved in identity theft and financial scams.