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In Nevada, the abortion pill remains available for now…
In Nevada, the abortion pill remains available for now, but that access is tied to the Supreme Court’s temporary pause that keeps telehealth prescribing and mail delivery in place until at least May 11. After that deadline, the Court will decide whether those protections remain or whether new limits are imposed again.
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Vegas tourism is down, Rep. Dina Titus shares why
U.S. Rep. Dina Titus speaks on how inflation and tariffs tied to Donald Trump’s policies are affecting Las Vegas’ tourism-driven economy and the workers who rely on it. As visitor spending shifts, many in the hospitality industry are feeling the impact.
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Nevada fined $100k for imprisoning a woman after her miscarriage
Patience Rousseau spent two years in prison after having a miscarriage in Nevada. While it was found to be a wrongful conviction, the fact remains that Nevada is the only state that explicitly criminalizes someone for ending their pregnancy. Follow for more @nevadannews
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Funding cuts tied to Trump policy impact Nevada health services
Funding volatility is making it hard for Nevada health care providers to keep up—and the programs affected range anywhere from mental health services to disease prevention. Follow for more @nevadannews
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Nevada court ruling could ease detention for immigrants awaiting hearings
A new ruling means that people detained by ICE are able to go back to their families while they wait for their case to be heard. Follow for more @nevadannews.
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Nevada AG Aaron Ford joins states challenging Trump tariffs
Tariffs are wreaking havoc on families and businesses in Nevada, but Attorney General Aaron Ford is pushing back. Follow for updates.
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Why Trump tariffs are worse than traditional tariffs
NV State Treasurer Zach Conine explains that not all tariffs are bad, but illegal ones, like those used by the Trump administration, drive up costs and create confusion.
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Nevada Treasurer shares how tariffs cause chaos for businesses and consumers
Nevada State Treasurer Zach Conine states that illegal tariffs hinder business, damaging the economy and job market.
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Nevada lawmakers built a framework to regulate AI images in elections
A new law that took effect this year, ahead of the midterms, requires individuals and political groups to disclose when their content is generated by AI, or they will face a $10,000 penalty.
