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The One Big Beautiful Bill Act lowers the threshold for affordable housing developers to qualify for federal, noncompetitive Low-Income Housing Tax Credits and increase the amount of competitive credits available by 12 percent. Consulting firm Novogradac predicts these changes could result in the financing of 1.22 million additional affordable rental homes by 2035.
The number of homes on the market in Las Vegas jumped a whopping 31% in July compared to the same month last year, the highest increase in housing inventory for any major U.S. metro area.
UNLV researchers say they're looking at the companionship between AI and humans.
Recently, in late August 2025, India enacted the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Bill as a law. This is a great public health victory exhibiting resolute political will against vested profit-making interests in favor of public health and is especially beneficial for the middle class, youth, and women of India. Such policies need to be formulated and implemented by all countries worldwide. India has taken this lead by sheer fortitude shown by the Prime Minister Modi's administration.
Call it a flier drill. Bracing for impact might seem pointless during a catastrophic plane crash, but a scary simulation shows why assuming the proper collision position could mean the difference between life or death. The frightening — and graphic — PSA has amassed over 43 million views.
A study from UNLV shows traffic deaths increasing across Nevada, and it may be more than what police can keep up with.
Buffalo Bill's opened in May 1994 and opened a second tower in 1995. It was a hot spot early on and even served as a movie backdrop just three years after it opened.
A UNLV study says traffic deaths in Nevada have increased over a decade span.