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ICYMI: "Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford is suing OneMain Financial over alleged bait and switch scheme. He and 12 other AGs allege the company’s installment lender charged consumers around the country hundreds of millions in hidden fees and interest." bit.ly/4suHvoA

Eid Mubarak to all celebrating across Nevada. As Ramadan comes to a close, the Nevada Attorney General’s Office joins our communities in recognizing this time of reflection, generosity, and renewal.

Today, AG Ford joined a coalition of 24 states, D.C., the U.S. Virgin Islands, and local governments to challenge the EPA’s unlawful attempt to rescind its 2009 Endangerment Finding, which affirms that vehicle emissions drive climate change and threaten public health.

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AG Ford joined 12 attorneys general to sue OneMain Financial, alleging it charged consumers hundreds of millions in hidden fees and interest. The lawsuit claims loans were loaded with costly add-ons, misrepresented terms, and charges for products consumers didn’t agree to.

The Nevada Attorney General’s Office joined community partners to host “Healthy Ways,” teaching youth kitchen safety, meal prep, and teamwork. Thanks to the LV Fire Dept and Loaded Empanadas for helping create a fun, hands-on learning experience for local youth.

Today, Attorney General Ford joined a coalition of attorneys general in filing a motion to block President Trump’s latest attempt to impose illegal tariffs on goods purchased by American consumers and businesses.

There are reports nationwide of individuals fraudulently posing as immigration attorneys affiliated with the American Bar Association and offering fake legal services. If you suspect someone is impersonating an ABA attorney, contact our office at 775-684-1100.

Today, AG Ford joined a coalition of 17 attorneys general challenging the Trump Administration’s new federal data demand on colleges and universities. The rushed requirements risk student privacy and could lead to unreliable data, costly penalties, and baseless investigations.

Students from Legacy High School recently visited the Nevada Attorney General’s Office for an investigator-led career exploration tour. The visit gave students firsthand insight into the mission of our office and the work we do to serve and protect Nevadans.

Attorney General Ford released a multistate statement regarding the ongoing antitrust case against Live Nation, which owns Ticketmaster, for illegally monopolizing the live entertainment industry and concert ticketing services.

Last week, AG Ford spoke with students at Canyon Springs High School, sharing his journey and inspiring the next generation of legal leaders. He encouraged them to believe in their potential, stay focused on their goals, and use their voices to help shape Nevada’s future.

Today, we recognize International Women’s Day and honor the women who lead, serve, and strengthen our communities across Nevada and all over the world.

Earlier this week, AG Ford celebrated Nevada Reading Week at New Horizons Learning Academy, reading with students, admiring their artwork, and discussing their vision boards and affirmations. Encouraging young readers and investing in Nevada’s future remains central to our work.

ICYMI: Nevada Attorney General Aaron D. Ford announced a major legal victory ... after the Nevada Supreme Court rejected an appeal from Snap Inc., allowing the state’s lawsuit to proceed in district court. bit.ly/3PlcaWp

AG Ford breaks down why he’s taking the Trump Administration back to court over the latest tariffs and how this fight is about protecting hardworking Nevada families from higher costs.

Today, AG Ford joined a multistate coalition to sue over President Trump’s latest attempt to impose worldwide tariffs without congressional approval. The lawsuit seeks to block what the coalition argues are unlawful tariffs that raise costs for consumers and businesses.

Today, OAG staff from our Las Vegas office were sworn in by Attorney General Ford, pledging to support, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of the State of Nevada. They are proud to serve Nevadans with integrity and dedication.