In his Las Vegas speech, President Donald Trump emphasized economic growth, border security, support for law enforcement, election integrity, and energy independence, outlining key priorities for his administration’s agenda.
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Donald Trump slammed U.S. leadership as “weak, pathetic and incompetent” in a recent statement reported by the Las Vegas Sun, criticizing the government’s handling of key domestic and international issues.
Former President Donald Trump was cheered by fans during UFC 264 on the Las Vegas Strip, highlighting his continued influence in political and public spheres. The event drew significant attention from both sports and political communities.
Retired Las Vegas deputy police chief confirmed as Nevada U.S. Marshal, bringing extensive law enforcement experience to the role. He will oversee federal operations across the state.
Ex-Las Vegas prosecutor and key figure in the Russia investigation faces sex discrimination citation. The complaint highlights alleged workplace bias, raising questions about accountability in public service roles.
A little-known federal rule has removed apostrophes from U.S. place names, aiming to standardize geographic names. The policy, longstanding yet obscure, continues to erase apostrophes from maps and signs nationwide.
Former Miss Nevada United States has announced her bid for Congress, aiming to bring fresh perspectives to Nevada’s political landscape. Her campaign focuses on community engagement and government reform.
Nikita Khrushchev’s son spoke in Las Vegas, offering unique insights on U.S.-Russia relations. His remarks highlighted the historical ties and current challenges shaping the complex diplomatic landscape.
The Las Vegas school district has accepted a $1.9 million bid for a site featuring a Cold War-era bomb shelter, marking a unique sale that blends local history with educational development, KSNV reports.
Nevada Governor defends the dismantling of the U.S. Education Department, citing local control and efficiency. The move sparks debate over federal oversight’s role in education. Details in Las Vegas Review-Journal.
An appeals court ruled that the Trump-appointed U.S. attorney in Nevada cannot legally serve in the role, citing procedural issues. The decision raises questions about the legitimacy of ongoing cases.
The U.S. Department of State has appointed a new Regional Education Officer for Africa, aiming to strengthen educational partnerships and support youth development across the continent. This move highlights expanding U.S. commitment to African education.
Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford secured a court order blocking former President Trump’s plan to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education. The ruling halts efforts to restructure federal education oversight. (FOX5 Vegas)
Undocumented immigrants in Las Vegas and across the U.S. face significant barriers to healthcare access, highlighting a growing gap in coverage that affects millions amid ongoing policy debates.
Former President Trump has nominated a longtime Las Vegas attorney as the next U.S. Attorney for Nevada, aiming to strengthen federal law enforcement in the state. The nomination awaits Senate confirmation.
The 2024 Workday Public Sector and Higher Education Innovation Awards celebrate organizations driving transformative change with cutting-edge technology, enhancing efficiency and service delivery across education and government sectors.
Archived: Combating Gangs – ICE highlights ongoing efforts to disrupt and dismantle transnational gang networks threatening U.S. communities. The agency’s strategies focus on enforcement, intelligence, and partnerships.
Downtown Las Vegas, managed by the city’s official government site, offers a vibrant blend of historic landmarks, entertainment, and business developments. Explore the latest city initiatives and events shaping this iconic district.