La ACLU de Nevada ha apelado su demanda contra el acuerdo de aplicación de inmigración 287(g) del LVMPD ante la Corte Suprema de Nevada. El caso plantea preguntas fundamentales sobre el papel de la policía local en las operaciones federales de deportación. La Unión Americana de Libertades Civiles de Nevada ha escalado su desafío legal… Continue reading La ACLU Lleva el Acuerdo LVMPD-ICE a la Corte Suprema de Nevada
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$600 Millones, El Mismo Plano
La renovación del Centro de Convenciones de Las Vegas está terminada y el impuesto hotelero la está pagando. El mismo arquitecto, los mismos contratistas, el mismo hombre que aprobó el proyecto en el gobierno antes de ejecutarlo desde el sector privado también construyó esto. El resultado se parece exactamente a lo que vino antes, porque… Continue reading $600 Millones, El Mismo Plano
¿A Quién Puedes Preguntar?
Durante tres meses, KVIG presentó preguntas de rendición de cuentas a dos de las organizaciones de derechos civiles más prominentes de Las Vegas. Ambas se desengancharon. El registro de esos intercambios es público. Las preguntas permanecen. Las preguntas no eran complicadas. Eran del tipo que un miembro de la comunidad podría razonablemente esperar que una… Continue reading ¿A Quién Puedes Preguntar?
VC Is Opening the Door to Your 401(k) — Should You Walk Through?
For most of its history, venture capital and private equity were available only to institutional investors and the very wealthy. That is changing. Regulatory shifts and executive orders are pushing to open private markets to 401(k) holders and retail investors for the first time. The industry sees $900 billion in new capital within reach. The… Continue reading VC Is Opening the Door to Your 401(k) — Should You Walk Through?
1,900 Unicorns. $3 Trillion Locked Up. Nobody Can Cash Out.
There are approximately 1,900 venture-backed unicorns still privately held around the world. Together they represent over $7.3 trillion in valuation and an estimated $3 trillion in unrealized value sitting on VC balance sheets. The exits that were supposed to unlock that money are not coming fast enough. The people waiting on the other end are… Continue reading 1,900 Unicorns. $3 Trillion Locked Up. Nobody Can Cash Out.
Private Equity Now Owns Your Doctor’s Office. Your Dentist Too.
Private equity healthcare buyouts hit a record $191 billion in 2025. In March 2026 alone, researchers tracked 8 buyouts, 68 add-on acquisitions, and 23 growth investments. Your doctor, your dentist, your hospice nurse — the odds are growing that a firm managing billions in investor capital now sits between you and your care. The numbers… Continue reading Private Equity Now Owns Your Doctor’s Office. Your Dentist Too.
El Piso No Miente
El NAB Show regresó al Centro de Convenciones de Las Vegas esta semana. Después de dos días completos en el piso de exhibición, dos cosas destacaron sobre todo lo demás: qué tan visible se ha vuelto la economía de creadores, y qué tan reacias son algunas de las empresas más grandes de la industria a… Continue reading El Piso No Miente
THE INVISIBLE LANDLORD
The Canvas hack and the high school sports pipeline are the visible edge of KKR’s Nevada presence. The rest runs through your dentist’s office, your grandmother’s hospice bed, your retirement annuity, the mortgage on a Las Vegas apartment complex, the book your child reads for class, and the vet clinic where you take your dog.… Continue reading THE INVISIBLE LANDLORD
Data Breach Ignored By Private Equity
On May 7, 2026, a criminal hacking group calling itself ShinyHunters replaced the Canvas login page used by the Clark County School District and UNLV with a ransom demand. Canvas is owned by Instructure. Instructure is owned by KKR. The same firm that streams your kid’s Friday night football game, processes the ticket, tracks the… Continue reading Data Breach Ignored By Private Equity
WHAT LOYALTY BUYS IN TRUMP’S WASHINGTON
Dana White built a $12 billion combat sports empire alongside Donald Trump. Larry Ellison paid to host his fundraisers and stood beside him at the White House. His son David traded a Democratic donor history for ringside seats at UFC fights and a $16 million settlement that cleared the path to a media merger. Each… Continue reading WHAT LOYALTY BUYS IN TRUMP’S WASHINGTON
