Google announced significant price cuts on its business software for U.S. federal agencies, aiming to boost adoption and enhance government technology efficiency, Reuters reports.
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MAGA supporters erupted after an Israeli official charged in a U.S. child sex ring fled the country. The case has intensified political tensions and raised calls for stricter immigration controls.
Adele has announced new dates for her rescheduled Las Vegas residency, expressing her commitment to delivering an unforgettable show. Fans can now look forward to her highly anticipated performances once again.
Nevada secured a decisive 8-2 victory over Fairfield National in the U.S. Championship at the Little League World Series. The win advances Nevada to the next stage of the prestigious tournament.
The Las Vegas Grand Prix promises thrilling entertainment beyond the race, featuring performances by top groups and singers. Stay tuned for the official lineup, bringing vibrant energy to the city’s iconic Strip.
A new Newsweek map highlights US cities with the highest homicide rates, revealing alarming hotspots across the nation. The data underscores growing concerns over urban violence and public safety priorities.
Las Vegas has been ranked the No. 2 top moving destination in the U.S., according to recent data. The city’s affordability, job market, and vibrant lifestyle continue to attract new residents nationwide.
The New York Times published a comprehensive guide in 2017 offering educators resources to teach and learn about the Las Vegas shooting. The materials aim to foster understanding and support in schools following the tragedy.
The University of Nevada, Las Vegas hosts the annual K-12 Science & Engineering Fair, showcasing young innovators in a thrilling competition that offers a unique twist on March Madness.
Las Vegas home prices have fallen below the U.S. average for the first time in years, signaling a shift in the local housing market amid rising interest rates and increased inventory, reports the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Padel is rapidly gaining popularity in Las Vegas, emerging as a thrilling new addition to the city’s sports scene. Local courts are buzzing as players of all ages embrace this fast-paced, accessible racket sport.
Newly released information and 911 calls reveal a mother’s concerns about the mental health of the Manhattan gunman prior to the attack, shedding light on potential warning signs missed by authorities.
Violent crime in the U.S. surged for the second straight year, according to a 2017 New York Times report. The rise in offenses presents renewed challenges for law enforcement and communities nationwide.
The FBI has officially closed its investigation into the 2017 Las Vegas massacre, concluding without determining a clear motive. Despite extensive inquiries, the reason behind the attack remains unknown.
The Las Vegas Aces will face the Minnesota Lynx without star A’ja Wilson. Fans can catch the game live on ESPN on [date/time]. Stay tuned for updates on the impact of Wilson’s absence in this crucial matchup.
A New York Times investigation reveals the chilling story of a slain reporter, a city notorious for corruption, and a high-profile politician charged with murder, exposing deep-rooted criminal ties and a fight for justice.
President Joe Biden faces a fresh setback as a recent Covid-19 diagnosis forces a pause in his campaign activities, raising concerns over potential impacts on his election momentum.
Las Vegas dazzles with top-tier entertainment. USA TODAY 10Best spotlights the 10 best shows, from mesmerizing Cirque du Soleil acts to headline concerts, promising unforgettable experiences for all visitors.
Las Vegas joins Phoenix, Miami, Kansas City, San Antonio, and Washington, DC as a global sports destination in the US. This new update highlights the city’s growing prominence in international sports tourism.
Former President Donald Trump proposes creating a free online university, aiming to challenge elite institutions like Harvard. He suggests making Harvard finance the initiative, sparking debate over education funding and accessibility.