The One Big Beautiful Bill Act includes a measure that only allows gamblers to deduct 90% of their losses against 100% of their gains.

Letter-writers this week pose questions to Mark Amodei; ask about inconsistent fire response and suggest Nevada isn't worried about college degrees.

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An under-the-radar provision inside President Donald Trump’s “One Big, Beautiful Bill Act” will reduce the amount of gambling ...

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The bill was designed to curb the use of under-the-table workers, gig workers and other temporary labor on construction sites.

Senator Cortez Masto criticizes Republicans for stalling her FULL HOUSE Act, aimed at restoring full tax deductions on gambling losses.