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There are days on the Strip where a visitor could spend as much on fast food as they did on a hotel room.
Taiwan will hold its contentious presidential and legislative election on January 13, with millions of Taiwanese voters expected to vote and elect a new president to lead the democratic island amid heightened tensions across the Taiwan Strait.
A gender bias expert says we can all help the English language become more inclusive. To start, we can stop saying “guys” when referring to people who aren’t men.
Last week, Clark County commissioners unanimously voted to make it illegal to stop or stand still on a pedestrian bridge or within 20 feet of the elevators, stairs or escalators connected to a pedestrian bridge on the Strip. Offenders could face a misdemeanor carrying up to six months in county jail and a fine of up to $1,000.
A guide to this month’s vote which will determine who runs the island for the next four years.
In an open letter to UNLV staff and students ahead of the spring semester on January 16, UNLV Keith Whitfield announced the university's efforts to enhance safety and security on campus. According to the letter, a committee curated of students and staff will be looking at UNLV's security measures and suggest changes accordingly.
As UNLV continues to process the Dec. 6 campus shooting, President Keith Whitfield announced a new program, an update on Beam Hall, and a campus memorial in a letter to students and faculty on Friday.
The goal of the program is to provide a variety of wellness services, events and training opportunities during the upcoming semester, which begins on Jan. 16.
Donald Trump's lawyer, Alina Habba, has defended her comments suggesting that Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh will "step up" and rule in favor of the former president in the Colorado 2024 ballot decision.