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The House narrowly passed the megabill on President Donald Trump’s priority agenda early this morning, with support from lone Republican Mark Amodei and Nevada’s Democratic members voting
Federal spending cuts proposed by President Donald Trump, including $33 billion from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, would be devastating to Nevada, social services providers and local officials warn.
Richard Briffault, a Columbia Law School professor, told NPR News Trump’s decision to accept the jumbo jet is a “pretty textbook case” of violating the emoluments clause, clarifying that if Trump hands the jet over to his library after leaving office, then it’s “not really a gift to the United States at all.”
Joe Lombardo said Southern Nevada will run out of land to develop on by 2032 if more parcels aren’t released. “And we have on average, across the United States, one of the highest median home prices in the country,
The Nevada Legislature passed a resolution Thursday afternoon urging Congress to prohibit Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents from entering schools and places of worship to carry out federal immigration law.
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AlterNet on MSN'Pretty bleak': Trump-voting Nevada truckers face 'significant hardship' from his policiesNevada truckers who voted for President Donald Trump now face “significant hardship” as the president’s controversial tariffs go into effect. Steve Finn, owner of Premium Trucking in Las Vegas, who voted for Trump in 2024,
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8NewsNow.com on MSNMichele Fiore to appeal judicial suspension to Nevada Supreme CourtPahrump judge and former Las Vegas City Councilwoman Michele Fiore is asking Nevada's high court to rescind her suspension from the bench. Fiore filed a notice of appeal to the Nevada Supreme Court on Wednesday.
But travel between Los Angeles and San Francisco by train still feels trapped in the past.Now, the state’s plan to modernize that corridor — a long-promised high-speed rail line — is facing its most serious threat yet.
The National Weather Service ceased 24/7 operations at two offices that forecast weather for the entire Central Valley and much of the Sierra Nevada, facing steep staff shortages after cuts from the Trump administration.