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The Trump administration sent warning letters to every state threatening criminal penalties if noncitizen voters cast ballots in the midterms, and Nevada Secretary of State Francisco Aguilar fired back. Host Jesse Merrick sits down with Aguilar to find out how Nevada is pushing back. Then, Creative Producer Jacob Solis joins to explain why Nevada ranks among the states with the highest student loan default rates in the country, with 93,000 borrowers in default and more than $2 billion owed. Finally, a Las Vegas startup just launched an AI casino host platform, and it raises a big question about the future of hospitality in Vegas.
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Neon Museum
Foundation for Women's Leadership & Empowerment
Touching Hearts
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