An appeals court has upheld the ruling disqualifying Sigal Chattah from serving as Nevada’s U.S. attorney, confirming legal challenges to her appointment, as reported by the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
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Las Vegas U.S. Attorney Sigal Chattah reflects on her first year leading federal prosecutors, addressing criticism and navigating local political challenges in an exclusive interview with KLAS 8 News Now.
The “Miracle on Ice” 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team appeared at a Trump rally wearing “Keep America Great” hats, drawing attention as they were lauded by the former president and his supporters.
Nvidia plans to launch an employee-funded political action committee (PAC) in the US, Reuters reports. The move aims to boost the tech giant’s influence in federal policymaking and election campaigns.
Another potential government shutdown threatens to further strain the Las Vegas economy, impacting federal services and local businesses reliant on government activity, officials warn. The city’s recovery remains fragile.
Fewer Canadian tourists are visiting Las Vegas, influenced by shifting political climates and evolving promotional strategies. These factors are reshaping travel trends, impacting the city’s tourism industry, reports KSNV.
A witness revealed that the Las Vegas gunman made “anti-government” rants and sought to convert AR-15 rifles to fully automatic fire, raising concerns about his motives and weapon access, ABC News reports.
An interim US-Iran peace deal has ignited fierce backlash from Israelis, who criticized Prime Minister Netanyahu for his handling of the negotiations. The agreement raises concerns over regional security and diplomacy.
Former President Donald Trump was seen dashing across a Las Vegas stage to catch a wandering toddler during an event. The quick action drew applause and highlighted a surprising moment of attentiveness in the spotlight.
Former President Donald Trump’s hair appeared noticeably fuller during a recent public event, sparking buzz on social media. Users quickly reacted with memes and comments, making the hairstyling a trending topic nationwide.
Former President Donald Trump made an economic pitch in Las Vegas, addressing growing affordability concerns. He emphasized policies aimed at boosting jobs and lowering costs amid rising living expenses.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump criticized Canada’s leadership as “nasty” during a speech in Las Vegas, sparking reactions amid ongoing tensions between the two countries, CBC reports.
An editorial cartoon in The Week depicts the Las Vegas mass shooting with a devil figure, highlighting the tragedy’s dark impact on U.S. society. The image provokes reflection on violence and its consequences.
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.
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.
A political cartoon featured in The Week highlights the tragic Las Vegas shooting, focusing on gun violence along the Strip. The illustration underscores ongoing debates about firearm regulation and public safety.
Multiple challengers have emerged to contest Gov. Steve Sisolak and Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto in the 2022 elections, setting the stage for competitive races in Nevada’s key political battles.
Former President Donald Trump, once seen as a potential advocate for gun control, shifted to a staunch pro-gun stance during his tenure. BBC explores the factors behind his pivot on gun legislation.
New data reveals a significant drop in the number of Canadians visiting the U.S. this year. Factors include rising travel costs and changing border policies, raising concerns for cross-border tourism and local economies.
The anniversary of the Las Vegas mass shooting reignited national debate on gun control, highlighting calls for stricter laws amid ongoing concerns over firearm violence in the U.S., PBS reports.