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Las Vegas Sun

Former U.S. Sen. Harry Reid of Nevada, a Democrat, and former U.S. House Speaker John Boehner, an Ohio Republican, may have clashed in Congress, but their post-politics relationship is more cordial.

Las Vegas Heals

They cannot always say what’s bothering them. They cannot always answer medical questions. They are not always patient during a medical examination.

K.L.A.S. T.V. 8 News Now

Gridlock in Washington has an effect on business and the economy but it's not too late to bridge the partisan divide. That's the message coming out of the first annual MGM Resorts Public Policy Institute Symposium at UNLV which was held at the Bellagio.

High Country News

‘Pollen-amorous’ leaders host marriages to the Earth in Sin City.

N.P.R.

I’ve been thinking lately about how quiet ATMs are. You get, like, what, a muted, perfunctory beep at the end when they spit your card back at you. What does their reticence mean? The idea, I guess, is discretion and privacy. But maybe there’s a little embarrassment in their quietness, too, a shadow of our furtive shame complexes about money and self-worth.

Las Vegas Review Journal

Steve Perez of North Las Vegas watched for years as handfuls of students who attended Detwiler Elementary School ran by his house.

Las Vegas Review Journal

Former Sen. Harry Reid on Tuesday called the possibility for impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump “a difficult decision” that could potentially engulf the attention of Congress, although it has other important work to do.

Playboy

ll around the globe, eco-conscious demonstrations develop in defense of our planet’s well-being, from scientists instructing us how to avoid a climactic doomsday to the 100-plus climate protesters who recently glued themselves to the tops of London commuter trains in the name of environmental justice.

Newsweek

With the number of measles cases approaching a modern high in the United States, many are wondering whether or not the measles shots they got as a kid will have kept them immune in the decades since. Not only can immunity stop people from coming down with the potentially deadly disease it can also help prevent the disease from spreading.

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