The post 6 Pet-Friendly Hotels Near Laughlin‚ Nevada (2024 Update) by Codee Chessher appeared first on Catster. Copying over entire articles infringes on copyright laws. You may not be aware of it‚ but all of these articles were assigned‚ contracted and paid for‚ so they aren't considered public domain. However‚ we appreciate that you like the article and would love it if you continued sharing just the first paragraph of an article‚ then linking out to the rest of the piece on Catster.com. Fancy a trip to Vegas but want a little bit more to do than gamble? Try Laughlin! Laughlin isn’t the tourist destination Vegas is‚ but it has a unique position on the Colorado River that makes it a perfect spot for watersports‚ nature sightseeing‚ and‚ yes‚ plenty of gambling. If you’re looking for an atypical vacation spot for your next Western respite‚ you’ll need pet-friendly accommodations that treat your four-legged furry friends like family. That’s where we come in! Scroll down as we wade into the best pet-friendly Laughlin hotels you can book today. The 6 Pet-Friendly Hotels Near Laughlin‚ Nevada 1. Tropicana Laughlin Image Credit: Instagram @laughlinbuzz View Deals at Tropicana Laughlin Address: 2121 S Casino Dr‚ Laughlin‚ NV 89029 Star Rating: Open Times: 24/7 front desk Cost: $75 non-refundable fee (max of 2 pets per room) Choose a room or suite from two distinct towers overlooking the pool or mountains Caesar’s-style accommodations feature Sealy Dynasty mattresses topped with 250-thread count sheets‚ iron with board‚ private soaking tubs‚ and more high-class amenities Over half a dozen tabletop games‚ rows of Sportsbook TVs‚ and over 600 alluring slot machines On-site restaurants 2. Harrah’s Laughlin Image Credit: Instagram @rockifisher View Deals at Harrah’s Laughlin Address: 2900 S Casino Dr‚ Laughlin‚ NV 89029 Star Rating: Open Times: 24/7 front desk Cost: $85 pet fee per night (max of 2 pets per room) Ritzy riverside casino Comfy rooms and suites featuring custom furniture‚ free WiFi‚ flat screen TV‚ full-sized fridge‚ and stunning views of the Colorado River’s Big Bend Right on the Big Bend of the Colorado River Play one of over 700 slot machines and 22 tabletop games On-site establishments like The Range Bar‚ the Chances Bar‚ and the waterside Cancun Lagoon South Pool Bar 3. Rio del Sol Inn Image Credit: Instagram @Rio del Sol Inn View Deals at Rio del Sol Inn Address: 1111 Pashard St‚ Needles‚ CA 92363 Star Rating: Open Times: 24/7 front desk Cost: $15 fee for 1 pet‚ $20 fee for 2nd pet Affordable accommodations right off historic Route 66 Clean‚ comfortable furnishings‚ cool tile flooring‚ refrigerators‚ coffeemakers‚ microwaves‚ and Dish satellite TV Near Lake Havasu‚ the Oatman Ghost Town‚ and the Moabi Regional Park Take advantage of a discount at the renowned Wagon Wheel Route 66 diner when you stay here 4. Best Western Colorado River Inn Image Credit: Instagram @bwcoloradoriverinn View Deals at Best Western Colorado River Inn Address: 2371 Needles Hwy‚ Needles‚ CA 92363 Star Rating: Open Times: 24/7 front desk Cost: $150 non-refundable fee per pet per stay (max of 2 dogs up to 50 pounds each) Spectacular Colorado River and mountain views Outdoor BBQ gear‚  iron with ironing boards‚ flatscreen TVs‚ free WiFi‚ and close proximity to Laughlin casinos On-site fitness gym and outdoor pool Walking distance from the Mojave National Monument Near the Kelso Dunes‚ Grand Canyon‚ and Lassen Volcanic National Park’s famous Cinder Cones 5. The New Pioneer Hotel &; Casino Image Credit: Instagram @thenewpioneerhotelandcasion View Deals at The New Pioneer Hotel &; Casino Address: 2200 S Casino Dr‚ Laughlin‚ NV 89029 Star Rating: Open Times: 24/7 front desk Cost: $29 per pet per day (max of 2 pets) Wild West-themed resort On-site Casino Suzy Q River Bar and Bumbleberry Flats restaurant Rent a jet ski at Malows Jet Ski Rentals—just don’t drink and drive! Close to the gambling hall 6. Golden Nugget Laughlin Image Credit: Instagram @wow.laughlin View Deals at Golden Nugget Laughlin Address: 2300 S Casino Dr‚ Laughlin‚ NV 89029 Star Rating: Open Times: 24/7 front desk Cost: $50 non-refundable fee per stay‚ plus tax (max of 2 pets per room) Upscale rooms with pillowtop mattresses‚ marble tiled bathrooms‚ wet bars‚ private garages‚ sitting rooms‚ and all your standard amenities you’ve come to expect from Laughlin casino resorts Views of the Colorado River Near the Bubba Gump Shrimp restaurant Near a state-of-the-art casino Conclusion You don’t have to be a fan of gambling to have a blast staying in Laughlin‚ Nevada‚ but it helps! Laughlin has a laundry list of casino resorts and more modest accommodations to suit every type of trip‚ from business trips‚ water-soaked summer vacations‚ history sightseeing‚ and more. The Tropicana and Golden Nugget are two of the top casino resorts to stay at‚ but more low-key rooms can be found at the Best Western or Rio del Sol Inn. Featured Image Credit: Pixel-Shot‚ Shutterstock The post 6 Pet-Friendly Hotels Near Laughlin‚ Nevada (2024 Update) by Codee Chessher appeared first on Catster. Copying over entire articles infringes on copyright laws. You may not be aware of it‚ but all of these articles were assigned‚ contracted and paid for‚ so they aren't considered public domain. However‚ we appreciate that you like the article and would love it if you continued sharing just the first paragraph of an article‚ then linking out to the rest of the piece on Catster.com.

The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network‚ or FinCEN‚ “urged large financial institutions to comb through the private transactions of their customers for suspicious charges on the basis of protected political and religious expression‚” according to a letter from Rep. Jim Jordan‚ R-Ohio‚ in his capacity as chairman of the House Judiciary Committee’s Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government. FinCEN is a branch of the Treasury Department tasked “to ferret out money laundering‚ illegal activities‚” Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer‚ R-Mo.‚ said in an appearance on Family Research Center’s “Washington Watch.” “But there’s a way to do that‚” the Missouri Republican added. “It’s called a search warrant.” “Following Jan. 6‚ 2021‚ FinCEN distributed materials to financial institutions that‚ among other things‚ outlined the ‘typologies’ of various persons of interest‚” Jordan wrote. That guidance included certain “extremism indicators‚ ranging from the use of generic political terms like ‘Trump’ and ‘MAGA’ to vague yet invasive categories such as “transportation charges … for travel to areas with no apparent purpose.” One noteworthy red flag was “the purchase of books (including religious texts) and subscriptions to other media containing extremist views.” Given the context‚ “extremist views” here should mean those that incite violence or otherwise encourage acts of domestic terrorism‚ such as pro-ISIS mullahs encouraging lone wolf-style terrorist attacks in the U.S. However‚ subsequent misbehavior by the Biden administration raises the possibility that more mainstream religions also were considered “extremist.” Documents obtained by Jordan’s weaponization subcommittee indicate that FBI field offices from coast to coast were involved in drafting a memo targeting “radical‚ traditional” Catholics as a potential source of domestic extremism‚ and the FBI recruited at least one undercover agent to spy on the religious group. In designating this group as extremist‚ the FBI memo relied on a rating by the discredited Southern Poverty Law Center‚ or SPLC‚ which also classifies other mainstream‚ religious organizations‚ including Family Research Council and Alliance Defending Freedom‚ as extremist for holding to a biblical view of marriage‚ sexuality‚ and family. The U.S. Supreme Court also was labeled “extremist” by the Biden administration’s congressional allies after its June 2022 decision to overturn its 1973 decision in Roe v. Wade and return abortion policy to the hands of the people’s elected representatives. By this standard‚ any book or media that affirms the innate value of every human life would be classified as extreme—and that includes the Bible. “If you’re looking for someone who bought religious text‚ or [something that] is related in some way to a ‘MAGA Republican’ or ‘Trump‚’ is that not profiling?” asked Family Research Council President Tony Perkins. Jordan directed his letter to Noah Bishoff‚ the “former director of the Office of Stakeholder Integration and Engagement in the Strategic Operations Division of the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network‚” who now works as the anti-money laundering compliance officer for the digital finance company Plaid. Jordan’s letter asked Bishoff to sit for a transcribed interview with the subcommittee‚ presumably to answer questions relating to this apparent spying on constitutionally protected religious behavior‚ political activity‚ and even private travel. FinCEN also distributed documents prepared by Ohio-based Key Bank that explained how other banks could more easily detect gun purchases by “potential active shooters.” This absurd phrase—a “potential” shooter is‚ by definition‚ not “active”—seemingly indicates horrific wishful thinking on the part of the person(s) who coined it. In any event‚ the term seems to stand for nothing more than “people with whom I disagree politically‚ and who also own guns‚” unless the second clause repeats the first. “Despite these transactions having no apparent criminal nexus—and‚ in fact‚ relate to Americans exercising their Second Amendment rights—FinCEN seems to have adopted a characterization of these Americans as potential threat actors‚” Jordan argues in his letter. Jordan directed a second letter to FBI Director Christopher Wray‚ asking for a transcribed interview with Peter Sullivan‚ the FBI’s senior private sector partner for outreach in the Strategic Partner Engagement Section. Sullivan’s office issued a report‚ “Domestic Violent Extremists Likely Emboldened in Aftermath of Capitol Breach‚” which Jordan said “broadly characterized certain political beliefs as indicative of domestic violent extremism” and also was “shared with financial institutions.” In that report‚ the FBI’s Private Sector Office listed “increased socio-political pressures” surrounding “firearm legislation‚ the easing of immigration restrictions‚” and “discontent with renewed measures to mitigate the spread of COVID-19” as factors that could mobilize “criminal actors and DVEs [domestic violent extremists] to violence.” Jordan criticized the FBI report’s “sweeping characterization of political beliefs and constitutionally protected speech as indicators of domestic violent extremism.” That‚ combined with FinCEN’s warrantless collusion with banks‚ he said‚ “raises serious doubts about FinCEN’s respect for fundamental civil liberties.” The House’s weaponization subcommittee previously discovered evidence that “the Bank of America (BoA) provided the FBI—voluntarily and without any legal process—with a list of individuals who made transactions in the Washington‚ D.C.‚ metropolitan area using a BoA credit or debit card between Jan. 5 and Jan. 7‚ 2021‚” Jordan’s letter states. Instead of discouraging this improper behavior‚ the FBI appeared eager to collude with the bank. “FBI personnel‚ including Mr. Sullivan‚ made contact with and provided BoA with specific search query terms‚” Jordan wrote. The FBI told Bank of America that it was “interested in all financial relationships”—not just the ones for which it could obtain a search warrant—and especially in any account holders “who had made ‘ANY historical purchase’ of a firearm‚ or who had purchased a hotel‚ Airbnb‚ or airline travel within a given date range‚” according to Jordan’s letter. The level of collusion between federal justice officials and private corporations recalls the previously exposed collusion between federal officials and social media companies to censor the expression of disfavored political opinions. That collusion was so gross that even liberal journalists were shocked‚ and a federal judge has forbidden the Biden administration from contacting social media platforms to discuss protected free speech. Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey‚ a Republican‚ called it “the worst First Amendment violation in this nation’s history.” Now‚ it appears that FinCEN attempted to prove him wrong. The FBI had to know the impropriety of collecting this information on Bank of America customers without a warrant. “When that list was later brought to the attention of Steve Jensen‚ the FBI’s then-section chief of the Domestic Terrorism Operations Section‚” Jordan wrote‚ “he acted to ‘pull’ the BoA information from FBI systems because ‘the leads lacked allegations of federal criminal conduct.’” Luetkemeyer described the Biden administration’s weaponization of financial services as “a new version” of the Obama-era “Operation Choke Point‚” something the Missouri Republican worked to stop as a member of the House Financial Services Committee. “Regulators would go in and intimidate bankers by saying‚ ‘If you don’t do this‚ we’ll come in‚ and we’ll audit you again next week.’ So they intimidated the banks into cutting off financial services to some folks that the regulators had a personal bias against‚” Luetkemeyer said. “With the Biden administration‚ they’ve come in and done this all over again.” Luetkemeyer added that FinCEN’s activities demonstrate a “bias toward conservatives‚ a bias toward people who disagree with the administration‚ a bias [toward] anybody who is a supporter of Trump.” “What FinCEN is doing right now is just automatically throwing out there‚ with a blanket‚ these words and these actions that they want [monitored]‚” Luetkemeyer said‚ “with … minimal‚ if any‚ jurisdiction whatsoever‚ no authority whatsoever. If I was a banker today‚ I would tell them‚ ‘Go get a search warrant.’” An April 2022 court filing unsealed last year revealed that the FBI improperly conducted warrantless searches against more than 278‚000 U.S. citizens in 2021. FinCEN is not the only division of the Treasury Department with a reputation for one-sided targeting of conservatives. The Internal Revenue Service‚ to which congressional Democrats recently gave even more power‚ targeted conservative groups so aggressively during the Obama administration that The Washington Post was forced to acknowledge it. (Meanwhile‚ IRS whistleblowers had to shame DOJ officials into filing felony tax evasion charges against the president’s son.) Last year‚ 40 House Democrats urged the IRS to resume its practice of targeting conservative groups‚ specifically calling out Family Research Council for being an organization committed to biblical principles (although likely the unstated reason was FRC’s track record of making a difference). “It is time we extinguish all bigoted beliefs‚” one signer demanded in a video endorsing SPLC’s hate map. If the FBI’s and FinCEN’s collusion with banks is any indication‚ the Left plan to “extinguish all bigoted beliefs” involves extinguishing one constitutionally guaranteed freedom at a time. Originally published by The Washington Stand The Daily Signal publishes a variety of perspectives. Nothing written here is to be construed as representing the views of The Heritage Foundation. Have an opinion about this article? To sound off‚ please email letters@DailySignal.com‚ and we’ll consider publishing your edited remarks in our regular “We Hear You” feature. 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Three kittens huddled in the cold near a busy intersection saw their lives change overnight. NadijaEarly this month‚ a team of volunteers rushed to a gas station near a bustling intersection to rescue a few kittens living there."The temperatures dropped into the 40s‚ and seeing the kittens all huddled together to keep warm was heartbreaking‚" Nadija shared. "The gas station employee has been feeding the cats and even put a bed out to keep them away from the street and cars."Together with her husband and a fellow rescuer‚ Kristen‚ they set out a humane trap with smelly food as a lure. They were found huddled in the cold at a gas station near a busy intersectionNadijaThe kittens were wary and went into hiding at the sight of people. Due to the precarious location and the cold weather‚ the rescuers didn't want to leave them out for another night and kept trying until they secured the trio."After four hours‚ two trips to the gas station‚ lots of creativity‚ and moving the trap countless times‚ we finally got the third kitten just before midnight." After four hours‚ rescuers got all three kittens before midnightNadijaThe kittens were about six weeks old‚ skinny and treated for wormy bellies and infected eyes. They were terrified but didn't have a mean bone in their bodies. With a comfy nest and food‚ they started to relax around people."They allowed handling as long as I moved slowly. They enjoyed the warmth‚ food‚ clean water‚ and cozy blankets and beds." NadijaFor the first time‚ the trio slept soundly in a comfortable room with full bellies‚ away from the heavy traffic and bitter cold. The following day‚ they woke up with clearer eyes and noses‚ and their sneezing subsided."They were still very scared but starting to trust me and enjoy chin scratches." NadijaAllison‚ a foster volunteer‚ took the trio into her care to continue socialization. The kittens huddled in their cubby cat bed and were too afraid to venture out alone.The striped tabby was so scared that he tried to hide his face with his paws when Allison reached out to pet him. They were very shy at firstAllison"The hardest part about shy kittens is finding the time to help them feel safe and learn to trust. These kittens are young and just need a little love to start appreciating the good life‚" Allison shared.Allison rounded up the kittens‚ placed them on her lap‚ and provided cuddle sessions throughout the day. With cuddle sessions‚ they started to warm up to their foster momAllisonSlowly but surely‚ the kittens eased into lap snuggles. When one of them switched on her purr motor‚ the other two caught on and joined the symphony of rumbling purrs.The trio started eating in front of Allison‚ feeling more comfortable in her presence. The tuxedo girl is the most outgoing of the bunchAllison"The fuzzy black and white girl has been the shyest since she arrived but is now purring in my lap. There is less stress in their eyes. They are learning how to be kittens."Within two weeks‚ the trio has grown braver‚ spending more time outside their "cave." The tabby boy has come out to playAllisonEnthralled by all the toys‚ they have started to play. Even the shyest littermate has joined in on the fun.The tuxedo‚ the once-hissy one‚ has turned out to be the most outgoing of the bunch. She greets her foster mom‚ asking for pets and attention. AllisonWith the help of many volunteers‚ these kittens will never know the pangs of hunger or the chill of homelessness. They are living the good life‚ and they deserve every minute of it. AllisonShare this story with your friends. More on the kittens and Allison's fosters on Instagram. Thanks to Nadija @tiny.paws.fosters and Kristen @widdlekittenclub.Related story: Kitten Comes to Vet Clinic for Help and Ends Up Running the Place Like a Boss

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Hawaii police said a homeless woman gave birth on the street and dragged her baby by the umbilical cord before she tried to run away from the scene. The incident unfolded in the city of Hilo on Tuesday at about 5 p.m. near Mamo Street and Keawe Street. Police Captain Rio Amon-Wilkins told Island News that officers responded to the report that the woman was dragging the baby on the street. Fire department personnel arrived and immediately cut the umbilical cord to the baby. The woman tried to flee the scene after the umbilical cord was cut‚ but police were able to find her soon afterward. First responders said the baby was breathing at the time but not moving‚ and they transported her to Hilo Medical Center. Medical personnel determined that the baby girl was in good condition and was not injured. She was placed into the custody of Child Protective Services.According to Amon-Wilkins‚ the woman was initially charged with abandonment of a child but was released after receiving medical treatment.He said that she was well-known in the area to locals and to police. A local security guard told Island News that she had lived in the area for more than a decade and at one time‚ had been hit by a car because she often walks into the middle of traffic. He added that the woman likely didn't even know she was pregnant. "Thankfully‚ you know‚ the baby was not really injured in this incident‚ which was initially reported that she was. So‚ you know‚ the baby girl is in good condition from what we've been told by the doctors‚" Amon-Wilkins added. Police are asking to hear from any bystanders who might have witnessed the incident. Here's a local news report about the incident: Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Republican Texas Gov. Greg Abbott defied President Joe Biden and asserted the right of his state to self-defense over the flood of illegal immigrants under his leadership. The Biden administration garnered a court victory when the Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 that the U.S. Border Patrol was allowed to remove razor wire Texas placed on the border with Mexico to deter illegal immigration. On Wednesday‚ Abbott said the state would continue to install razor wire and declared an invasion at the border to justify his actions. He then released a lengthy statement explaining the legal justification for defying the federal government and the Supreme Court. "The federal government has broken the compact between the United States and the States‚" wrote Abbott. "The Executive Branch of the United States has a constitutional duty to enforce federal laws protecting States‚ including immigration laws on the books right now. President Biden has refused to enforce those laws and has even violated them. The result is that he has smashed records for illegal immigration." He went on to outline the ways that Biden had undermined border enforcement and claimed that Texas had the right to defend itself when the federal government failed to provide and support that protection. "That authority is the supreme law of the land and supersedes any federal statutes to the contrary‚" Abbott continued. "The Texas National Guard‚ the Texas Department of Public Safety‚ and other Texas personnel are acting on that authority‚ as well as state law‚ to secure the Texas border." "Their failure is an unconstitutional dereliction of duty." Many on the right rushed to support Abbott's decision to defy federal power. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis‚ who suspended his presidential campaign on Sunday‚ released a statement in support of Abbott. "If the Constitution really made states powerless to defend themselves against an invasion‚ it wouldn’t have been ratified in the first place and Texas would have never joined the union when it did‚" wrote DeSantis on social media. "TX is upholding the law while Biden is flouting it. FL will keep assisting Texas with personnel and assets." Republican Gov. Kristi Noem of South Dakota said something similar."The Biden Administration has created a national security crisis and put Americans in danger‚" she wrote. "Their failure is an unconstitutional dereliction of duty. South Dakota has been proud to help Gov. Abbott’s efforts to secure our border.""This is the right position‚" said Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas). "You have my full support to do what is necessary to protect Texas.""Establish sole federal control of the Texas National Guard now.” Democrats‚ on the other hand‚ criticized Abbott for not caving to the power of the federal government. "There is nothing in the Constitution that allows a state to take on a federal role in the way Greg Abbott has‚" asserted Rep. Veronica Escobar‚ a Democrat from Texas‚ to KFOX-TV. "I would love for Governor Abbott and the state legislature to be partners with all of us in this effort‚" she continued. "I would like them to put pressure on members of Congress to take action." Democrat Rep. Joaquin Castro of Texas called on the president to assert federal control over the Texas National Guard in order to reassert federal power. “Governor Greg Abbott is using the Texas National Guard to obstruct and create chaos at the border‚” he posted on social media. “If Abbott is defying yesterday's Supreme Court ruling‚ @POTUS needs to establish sole federal control of the Texas National Guard now.”Former Democrat candidate Beto O'Rourke also posted support for Biden to seize control of the National Guard. Here's more about the razor wire brouhaha: Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

CNN anchor Abby Phillip fired back at Keith Olbermann after he declared in a post on X that she has been a "disaster."During remarks after losing the New Hampshire GOP presidential primary to former President Donald Trump on Tuesday‚ GOP presidential primary candidate Nikki Haley said‚ "The first party to retire its 80-year-old candidate is going to be the party that wins this election."Biden‚ who is currently 81 and would be 86 by the end of a second term‚ appears likely to clinch the Democratic Party's 2024 presidential nomination. And Trump‚ who is currently 77 and would be 82 by the end of his next term if he wins the 2024 presidential contest‚ seems to be on track to clinch the 2024 Republican presidential nominationPhillip referred to Haley's comments as "a smart way to put it" and said that‚ "Nobody wants Trump‚ nobody wants Biden‚ but nobody wants to be ... first to walk away from either." — (@) Olbermann apparently took issue with Phillip's comments. "CNN has to address the reality that @abbydphillip has been an absolute disaster and that this foot-in-mouth editorial is the first thing she's gotten noticed for since her show debuted‚" he tweeted.Phillip promptly dunked on Olbermann‚ describing him as irrelevant. "Or‚ you can come to terms with the reality of your irrelevance and stop being a nasty social media troll. But that's entirely up to you‚" she wrote. — (@) In another post‚ Olbermann said of Phillip‚ "I see her bothsidesing Trump's madness and Biden's age and it's disqualifying." — (@) Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

EBay president and CEO Jamie Iannone announced that the company is slashing about 1‚000 roles."Today‚ I am sharing news about changes we are implementing to better position eBay for long-term‚ sustainable growth‚" Iannone wrote. "The most significant and toughest of these decisions is to reduce our current workforce by approximately 1‚000 roles or an estimated 9% of full-time employees. Additionally‚ we plan to scale back the number of contracts we have within our alternate workforce over the coming months. These are not actions we take lightly — and we recognize the impact they will have on all eBayers. We have to say goodbye to people who have made so many important contributions to the eBay community and culture‚ and this isn't easy‚" he added.Ebay is a popular online marketplace where people can sell and buy items‚ including via auctions."Despite facing external pressures‚ like the challenging macroeconomic environment‚ we know we can be better with the factors we control. While we are making progress against our strategy‚ our overall headcount and expenses have outpaced the growth of our business. To address this‚ we're implementing organizational changes that align and consolidate certain teams to improve the end-to-end experience‚ and better meet the needs of our customers around the world‚" Iannone noted."We're committed to treating everyone with respect and empathy through this transition and providing impacted employees with support and resources‚" he wrote.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!