Las Vegas political groups have responded to the reported killing of Charlie Kirk, condemning violence and calling for unity. Local leaders urge calm as the investigation continues. More updates to follow.
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Former President Donald Trump has widened his lead over Vice President Kamala Harris in election betting odds, according to the latest data from the Las Vegas Review-Journal, signaling shifting voter sentiment.
Former President Trump labeled Nevada and the nation a “cesspool of crime,” drawing sharp criticism as Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo and GOP candidate Adam Laxalt observed the remarks.
Fair Observer’s latest report uncovers critical challenges facing US democracy, highlighting issues of voter suppression, political polarization, and systemic inequities that threaten the nation’s democratic principles.
The U.S. once enforced a federal ban on assault weapons, enacted in 1994 but allowed to expire in 2004. NPR explores the political and social factors behind its lapse and the ongoing debate over gun control.
A man who attacked a Las Vegas judge reportedly suffers from schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, his lawyer revealed. The defense cites his mental health conditions as central to the case. Authorities continue investigating.
In Las Vegas, former President Trump focused on rallying local workers, emphasizing job growth and economic issues, while steering clear of discussing his recent legal challenges and potential conviction.
Las Vegas faces a brutal future amid the climate crisis, with soaring temperatures making outdoor life unbearable. Experts warn the city could become “a place where we never go outside,” highlighting urgent climate challenges.
On August 10, 2024, key developments unfolded in the presidential campaign. Candidates intensified their rhetoric, with fresh policy proposals and heated debates shaping the race ahead of the November election.
San Diego County political leaders have condemned the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk, urging for justice and increased community safety measures. Authorities continue to investigate the incident.
Nevada political giant and former U.S. Senator Harry Reid has died at age 82, the Las Vegas Sun reports. Reid was renowned for his leadership and deep impact on Nevada and national politics.
A prominent evangelical billionaire family plans a major outreach during Super Bowl Sunday, aiming to use the event’s massive audience to spread their religious message, highlighting faith’s growing role in American culture.
Linda Ronstadt has been banned from performing a tribute to filmmaker Michael Moore, sparking debate over artistic freedom. The Guardian reports the move has ignited discussions on censorship and expression in the arts.
Former President Donald Trump unveiled a new crypto business but provided few details about its operations or goals. The announcement left investors and analysts seeking clarity on the project’s scope and timeline.
The U.S. government suffered a setback in a Las Vegas sports betting case as a judge ruled against key enforcement actions. The decision raises questions about regulatory authority in the expanding sports gambling market.
The US government has filed for the release of a former FBI informant who admitted to fabricating a bribery story involving the Biden family, according to AP News. The case raises questions about misinformation and legal accountability.
Kamala Harris addressed Latino voters at a Las Vegas town hall, emphasizing immigration reform and economic opportunities. Her outreach aims to strengthen support ahead of upcoming elections.
The San Francisco Chronicle reports that the recent Las Vegas shooting is unlikely to lead to new federal gun-control laws, reflecting ongoing political divisions and challenges in passing legislation on firearm regulations.
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.
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.