The Republican spending bill passed through the Senate by one vote, with bipartisan opposition from senators who say its oppressive effects will exacerbate income inequality and health disparities. The bill must pass the House before it reaches Trump's desk to become law.
Why are Pokémon cards so expensive right now? It’s not just scalpers and hype. 👀
Trump’s tariffs on Chinese imports—even though they’re temporarily paused—have already jacked up prices on sleeves, tins, and international products. Add supply chain delays, inflation, and resellers hoarding sealed boxes, and it’s no wonder booster boxes are hitting $400+.
📦 Some collectors are racing to buy now before prices spike again if the White House wins its appeal.
Is the hobby becoming too expensive to enjoy? Let’s break it down.
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Supreme Court Justices will decide in June whether federal judges across three states can block President Donald Trump's executive order terminating the 14th Amendment or birthright citizenship.
Democratic Rep. Steven Horsford highlighted the seriousness of Republicans' economic policies, stating Nevada would be the third most impacted state if President Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" is signed into law.
Horsford made his remarks Friday at a Historic Westside day care.
Walking into Nocturno, you’re greeted by dim lighting that sets a moody tone and good music that uplifts the lounge atmosphere.
But to Lu Lopez, spaces like Nocturno are not just buildings—they are meant to enrich the community.
“We’re creatures of community and I think as a species, we grow in those environments and any spaces that add value that tend to thrive. With Nocturno we want to continue developing spaces that add value to the communities, especially in the Arts District,” Lopez said.
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The ‘No Kings’ protest was a nationwide movement that took place as President Donald Trump celebrated his 79th birthday with a grand military parade in Washington, D.C. on June 14. Crowds swelled with many stating it was their first time protesting and many Nevadans felt compelled to show up.
El proyecto One Big Beautiful Bill podría llevar a recortes en Nevada, incluso a programas como Medicaid y Head Start que ofrecen servicios para niños.
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Donna Smith, a longtime foster care parent in Nevada, speaks about the vital role of Medicaid for foster and adopted children. Speaking at a press conference on Tuesday, she urged voters to call their members of Congress to request they oppose Republicans’ proposal that would put tens of thousands of Nevada children and families at risk of losing their Medicaid health coverage.
Nevada Democratic Assembly Speaker Steve Yeager's open primary bill with amendments would allow nonpartisan voters to cast a ballot in partisan primaries.
This could create a "semi-open" primary in Nevada, similar to Arizona. The bill passed out of the Assembly on strict party lines, with every Republican voting no. To be enacted, this bill must pass in the state Senate today, as the Legislature comes to an end.
El gobernador Lombardo aprobó tres proyectos de ley que protegen el derecho al acceso de anticonceptivos, la privacidad del personal en clínicas de salud reproductiva y el derecho de amamantar a bebés en espacios públicos.
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