Former President Trump praised the current economy as “booming” during his Las Vegas visit, highlighting the impact of his tax cuts. He emphasized job growth and business expansion as key achievements.
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The Education Department’s role shrinks as the Treasury Department takes over managing student loan defaults, marking a significant shift in federal oversight and raising concerns about the future of borrower support.
WATCH: Former President Trump attends a Tax Day roundtable in Las Vegas, highlighting his administration’s “no tax on tips” policy. He emphasized tax relief and economic growth during the event.
The legacy of nuclear testing in Nevada continues to impact lives and politics, with lasting health effects on residents and ongoing debates over land use and compensation, underscoring unresolved challenges decades later.
The proposed elimination of the U.S. Education Department could significantly impact Virginia public schools, raising concerns over funding, policy guidance, and student support programs, according to education officials.
New US entry rules threaten to stall Las Vegas’ economic recovery as tighter restrictions curb international tourism, a key driver for the city’s casinos and hospitality sectors, industry experts warn.
For the first time, the U.S. government has authorized hackers to breach a live satellite in orbit. The move aims to test and strengthen space cybersecurity defenses, highlighting growing concerns over space infrastructure vulnerabilities.
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.
A little-known federal rule once mandated the removal of apostrophes from U.S. place names, aiming to avoid confusion on maps and signs. This policy erased punctuation from countless locations, stirring debate over historical accuracy.
WATCH: President Trump addresses a crowd at a ‘No Tax on Tips’ event in Las Vegas, advocating for tax relief for service workers. The speech highlights his ongoing focus on economic policies. (PBS)
The Interior Department has denied reports that it canceled the largest solar project in the U.S. after halting its review. Officials emphasized the project remains under consideration despite the paused environmental assessment.
US tourism faces uncertainty amid Trump’s policies on immigration and travel restrictions. Industry leaders warn these measures could deter visitors, threatening a vital economic sector. The Week explores the potential impact.
The U.S. Justice Department has designated Nevada as a “sanctuary state,” citing its policies limiting cooperation with federal immigration enforcement, KSNV reports. This designation may impact federal funding and legal actions.
Nevada currently requires police officers to be U.S. citizens, but a proposed bill aims to remove this mandate. Supporters argue the change would diversify the force and address staffing shortages.
The US government played a pivotal role in creating and nurturing the gun industry through policy and regulation. This symbiotic relationship has shaped America’s firearm landscape and ongoing debates about gun control.
Trump’s DOGE-led budget cuts target Nevada’s Native American services, sparking concerns over reduced funding for education, healthcare, and infrastructure on tribal lands. The move faces strong opposition from community leaders.
The U.S. government has established a new strategic reserve by seizing billions in cryptocurrency linked to criminal activities, marking a significant shift in asset management and law enforcement strategy.
The Justice Department has unveiled a new initiative aimed at reducing violent crime nationwide. The program focuses on enhanced law enforcement coordination and community partnerships to improve public safety.
Las Vegas Mayor calls for lifting COVID-19 restrictions to boost the struggling economy but faces widespread national criticism from health experts urging caution amid rising cases.