— Impressions of a Chinese Visitor The plane landed in the desert at dusk. Through the window, Las Vegas shimmered with that familiar light — a brilliance that belongs only to the desert, a mix of neon and dust, magic and heat. But as I stepped out of the terminal, I faintly felt that theContinue reading “A Quieter Las Vegas Than Last Year”
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When the Government Shuts Down, Who Pays the Silent Price?
Not Just Federal Workers — Ordinary Americans Are Bearing the Weight When Congress once again failed to agree on a budget this October, triggering a federal government shutdown, many shrugged it off as just another political standoff in Washington. But as the days dragged on, the effects began to ripple outward — far beyond CapitolContinue reading “When the Government Shuts Down, Who Pays the Silent Price?”
Las Vegas July Unemployment Rate Rises to 6.0%, Private Sector Continues to Shrink
By | Voice in Between Source: Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation (DETR), Nevada Workforce Information (nevadaworkforce.com), July 2025 data Unemployment Rate Up from June, Down from Last Year According to the latest figures released by the Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation (DETR) and the state’s Workforce Information Office, the unemployment rateContinue reading “Las Vegas July Unemployment Rate Rises to 6.0%, Private Sector Continues to Shrink”
