A crowd erupted in cheers and chants of “USA! USA!” after former President Trump made a surprise visit to a Las Vegas casino floor. The energetic response was captured on camera, highlighting his continued influence among supporters.
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Former President Trump’s responses to two major attacks reveal a sharp contrast: his swift condemnation and promises of action after the NYC attack differ markedly from his subdued reaction to the Las Vegas shooting, CNN reports.
A 43-foot nude statue of Donald Trump has been erected along a Las Vegas highway, sparking widespread attention. The provocative installation draws crowds and debate over its bold political statement and public impact.
A billionaire with strong Las Vegas connections has been nominated as the next U.S. ambassador to Italy. The announcement highlights growing ties between business leadership and diplomatic roles.
Vice President Kamala Harris plans a key visit to Las Vegas to engage Latino voters following the Biden-Trump debate, highlighting the community’s pivotal role in the upcoming election.
Newly released documents indicate the Las Vegas shooter was deeply engaged in conspiracy theories. Authorities are examining how these beliefs may have influenced his actions in the 2017 mass shooting, raising questions about motive and mental state.
Retired Las Vegas deputy chief has been confirmed as Nevada’s new U.S. Marshal, bringing decades of law enforcement experience to the role. He aims to strengthen federal and local partnerships statewide.
Journalist Jeff German was fatally stabbed, sparking shock in Las Vegas. The accused politician now faces trial, drawing intense local and national scrutiny as the community seeks justice.
A driver who detonated a Tesla Cybertruck in Las Vegas reportedly expressed frustrations over political grievances and personal domestic issues before taking his own life, authorities said. The incident raises concerns about mental health and safety.
Former Las Vegas Councilwoman Michele Fiore has been pardoned by former President Donald Trump following her fraud conviction. The pardon, announced Tuesday, marks a controversial turn in a high-profile case.
Vem Miller was charged with illegal gun possession near a Trump rally, authorities say. Details on the incident and Miller’s background remain limited as investigations continue. Updates are pending.
A Republican who recently won a county seat has pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting his daughter, The Guardian reports. The case has sparked outrage and raised questions about vetting processes in local elections.
A new U.S. attorney has been appointed for Nevada, marking a significant shift in the state’s federal legal landscape. The Las Vegas Review-Journal reports on the appointee’s background and priorities.
A 43-foot nude statue of Donald Trump near a Las Vegas interstate has sparked controversy, with critics labeling it “deplorable.” The provocative artwork has ignited debate over public decency and political expression.
At a Las Vegas rally, former President Trump joked about the intense heat as temperatures soared. Meanwhile, six attendees were hospitalized due to heat-related issues, highlighting concerns about extreme weather at the event.
Jacky Rosen has unseated incumbent Dean Heller in a decisive victory, securing her seat in the U.S. Senate. The Nevada race marks a significant win for Democrats in a key battleground state.
Grocery stores have increased political donations despite heightened scrutiny from Democrats. The sector’s growing contributions highlight the industry’s strategic efforts to influence policy amid regulatory pressures, Reuters reports.
Asian American voters in Nevada, who notably backed Trump in previous elections, now express mixed feelings about his leadership. NPR explores the shifting views and the factors shaping their current opinions.
At a Las Vegas rally, Donald Trump warned attendees against dying in the intense heat, controversially stating, “I don’t care about you, I just want your vote,” sparking backlash over his blunt remarks.
A former Las Vegas official convicted of killing a journalist was sentenced to serve at least 28 years in prison, The Guardian reports. The case highlights ongoing concerns about press freedom and accountability.