Experts warn that the recent downturn in international travel to the U.S. could extend beyond summer, citing ongoing economic and geopolitical uncertainties that continue to deter overseas visitors.
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Several countries have recently issued travel advisories warning their citizens about potential risks when visiting the US. Concerns include safety, health, and political tensions, prompting travelers to exercise caution.
An Israeli government official was charged with soliciting a 15-year-old girl in Las Vegas, according to court documents. The Guardian reports the case is under ongoing investigation.
In a heated exchange, actors George Clooney and Steve Wynn clashed over former President Obama’s legacy during a recent panel, highlighting deep divisions among Hollywood elites on political views.
On September 14, 2024, CNN reports key developments in the presidential campaign, highlighting shifting poll numbers, major endorsements, and campaign strategies as candidates ramp up efforts ahead of the November election.
EXCLUSIVE: Former U.S. Congresswoman Shelley Berkley announces her bid for Las Vegas mayor, aiming to leverage her political experience to address the city’s growth and challenges. More details at ktnv.com.
A Las Vegas family’s ordeal exposes critical flaws in the U.S. immigration system. Their experience highlights delays, miscommunication, and distrust, revealing urgent need for reform to restore faith in the process.
Donald Trump’s journey from New York real estate mogul to 45th U.S. president is marked by ambition and controversy. This BBC feature traces his business ventures, media presence, and political rise.
Robert Telles, former Las Vegas mayor, was sentenced to life in prison after being found guilty of the stabbing death of a local reporter. The conviction marks a dramatic fall from grace for the ex-politician.
The U.S. Senate has confirmed Sam Brown as the new head of the Department of Veterans Affairs. Brown’s appointment marks a significant step for VA leadership, with strong ties to Las Vegas communities.
The New York Times clarifies that contrary to some claims, there was only one gunman in the 2017 Las Vegas shooting. Investigations confirmed a sole attacker, debunking multiple gunman theories.
A Las Vegas official has testified he was framed in the murder of a reporter, denying involvement. The shocking claim emerged during a high-profile trial, raising questions about the investigation’s integrity.
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.
A soldier who died in a Cybertruck crash left behind a writing critical of the government, authorities told NBC News. The document reportedly expressed deep frustration with leadership and policies. Investigations continue.
At a rally, Donald Trump highlighted his economic agenda as the Senate moved forward with confirming his cabinet nominees. The event underscored the administration’s focus on job growth and fiscal policies amid ongoing legislative efforts.
The US House committee announced a hearing in Las Vegas, focusing on key regional issues. The event aims to address community concerns and federal policy impacts, drawing local officials and residents to participate.
Nevada’s top federal prosecutor may face legal and political challenges following a recent New Jersey ruling that could impact prosecutorial authority. The decision sparks debate on federal oversight in state matters.
The New York Times uncovers the Pentagon’s secret U.F.O. program, revealing investigations into glowing auras and unexplained aerial phenomena, funded through ‘black money’ and shrouded in mystery.
Despite official denials, documents reveal a senior Israeli cyber official was arrested in a US pedophilia sting, raising urgent questions about security protocols and diplomatic responses, Ynetnews reports.
U.S. Senate candidate Sam Brown is challenging the political establishment, positioning himself as an outsider in the crowded Nevada race. Brown’s campaign criticizes entrenched interests, appealing to voters seeking change.