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Las Vegas street vendors face uncertainty as new licensing ordinance takes shape

Real Clear Wire

White House Backs First Amendment Protections for Student Protesters

Local News Live

Labor Union Strikes in 2023

Trump, DeSantis, and Scott Want To Kick Out Foreign Students Who Protest Israel

Reason Magazine

Trump, DeSantis, and Scott Want To Kick Out Foreign Students Who Protest Israel

Las Vegas Weekly

Culinary and Bartenders Union Members Picket After 'No Progress' in Negotiations

Bankruptcy judge's sudden resignation causes 3,500 cases to be reassigned

Minneapolis Star Tribune

Modern-Day Machine Guns

Nevada Public Radio

Live from UNLV: With 30,000 students and 2,000 educators, how do admins maintain balance?

Bankruptcy Judge’s Sudden Exit Leaves Big-Money Cases in Limbo

Clark County teachers, in suing for right to strike, face uphill climb, legal experts say

WealthManagement.com

D.C. Court Rejects Rep's Argument Questioning FINRA’s Constitutionality

Employers Downplay the ‘D’ in DEI Programs to Avoid Lawsuits

Businesses Adapt Diversity Programs to Navigate Legal Challenges

The Nevada Independent

UNLV launches poverty law clinic amid ‘overwhelming need’ for legal aid

Nevada school district hit with eye-popping legal expenses after hiring election-denying MAGA lawyer

The Nevada Independent

Joey Gilbert's latest bill for Douglas County school legal fees is double previous month's

Las Vegas Culinary Union strike vote: Hospitality workers gear up to walk out

Union strikes are hitting Nevada and beyond. Why are so many happening now?

Advocates Prepare for Battle Over New Fiduciary Rule

Why can't teachers strike? A look at Nevada laws going back to the '60s

401(k) Advocates Gear Up to Fight Wall Street on Fiduciary Rule

Las Vegas Review-Journal

Cyberattack lawsuits mounting for Caesars

The Nevada Independent

Joey Gilbert and team’s novel legal advice to Douglas County School Board draws scrutiny