Las Vegas Review-Journal - 2023-12-29

• California coast braces for waves of flooding
• New Texas law: Arrest, deport illegal arrivals
• Led by Barbie, movies at turning point
• Independen­t lawyers get military sex assault cases
• More children from Ukraine go to Belarus
• Residents turn tables on drug cartel, but pay price
• ‘Everyone there is a terrorist’
• The year’s highlights in blame-shifting
• Court reverses ex-congressma­n’s conviction
• I now believe in the horseshoe theory of politics
• A resolution: Appreciati­ng silence in conversati­on
• To tackle overpumpin­g crisis, new program offers cash for water rights in Nevada
• How Hamas weaponized sexual violence on Oct. 7
• US child care costs force parents to get second jobs
• GOP candidates ignore history to court support of white supremacis­ts
• Voters deserve to see justice
• Coal: The climate scourge that won’t go away
• A Supreme Court with little credibilit­y faces a big decision on Trump
• When will Hamas free the rest of its hostages?
• With new owners what can the Dallas Mavericks expect?
• Reno: ‘Biggest Little City’ has plenty to offer
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• What else is Ozempic capable of doing?
• Vikings turning to Hall, rookie BYU product, as starter at quarterbac­k
• White gives credit to others
• Freshman keys Kansas State win
• FRIDAY’S BOWLS
• Alabama coaches concerned about sign stealing
• Celtics need overtime to deal Pistons 28th consecutiv­e loss
• Women’s hockey league taking care of mothers
• Herbstreit’s golden retriever becomes a fan favorite
• 2024 Buick Envista is lovely bit of cheap chic
• Findlay supports wheelchair rugby squad
• Woman mulls marriage, life with beau
• Husband wants to save greeting cards
• TODAY’S HOROSCOPE
• NEW YEAR’S EVE: FIREWORKS AND PARTIES Fireworks
• COMING ATTRACTION­S
• Builders boost constructi­on pace of single-family homes

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