LOS ANGELES -- For a decade, the bullet in Jorge Acevedo's skull reminded him that he had nearly lost his life and his dream of becoming a police officer.
Now the reminder is gone. Acevedo, brain-damaged and partially paralyzed by the Christmas Day 1999 shooting, had the bullet removed last week by a neurosurgeon after it began protruding from his skull. The surprised surgeon also found a second bullet of a different caliber.
The compact, obtained Thursday by The Associated Press, asks universities to accept the government’s definition of gender and apply it to campus bathrooms, locker rooms and women’s sports teams.
The battle over records stems from a traffic stop where an police officer is accused of taking a woman’s phone and copying “intimate” photos from it.
The Metropolitan Police in London, who lead counter-terrorism policing operations, declared the rampage a terrorist attack.
The Athletics applied for two building permits last week totaling $523 million in work on their under-construction Las Vegas ballpark.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth told top military leaders he wants “the highest male standard” for every combat roles. But several women who are combat veterans pushed back.
“Out there in nature by myself, when you’re alone, you can become part of nature and your humanity doesn’t get in the way,” she told The Associated Press in 2021.
Trump and Netanyahu meet in Washington, give Hamas terrorists a peace offer they don’t deserve.
New lawsuits say cyberattack against the Las Vegas casino company occurred earlier in the month and Boyd has delayed informing victims about details of the data breach.
The event included a minute of silence for victims of the shooting and remarks from Gov. Joe Lombardo and Sheriff Kevin McMahill.
The U.S. has entered day one of a federal government shutdown. Here are the services in Nevada that have been impacted.
