The “No Kings” protest in Las Vegas drew attention to local governance and social justice issues, with demonstrators calling for transparency and accountability. Organizers stressed peaceful advocacy amid growing community concerns.
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The FBI is investigating texts targeting Latino and LGBTQ communities with threats of deportation and forced “re-education.” Authorities warn these messages aim to intimidate vulnerable groups, raising concerns over coordinated harassment.
The U.S. Inequality Debate, explored by the Council on Foreign Relations, highlights growing economic disparities and their impact on social stability, policy, and global competitiveness. Experts call for urgent reform measures.
The Human Rights Campaign reports a disturbing rise in fatal violence against transgender and gender-expansive individuals in 2024. Advocates call for urgent measures to address this ongoing crisis.
WATCH: UnidosUS, a leading Latino civil rights group, held its annual conference in Las Vegas, focusing on key issues like immigration, voting rights, and economic justice. PBS covered the event live.
Latina hotel workers in Las Vegas are uniting their labor power with political activism to demand better wages and working conditions, reshaping the city’s hospitality industry and labor landscape.
Meet the Asian American woman breaking barriers in Las Vegas politics. She’s redefining leadership and championing diversity, paving the way for greater representation in the city’s evolving political landscape.