Attorney General Ford joined 25 attorneys general in challenging the Trump administration's unlawful attempt to tie billions in FEMA and DHS emergency funding to political demands. Congress appropriated these funds to keep communities safe, not to coerce states.

Online platforms have a responsibility to protect children. As part of our settlement agreement, Roblox is rolling out stronger communication safeguards that help protect young users, strengthen parental oversight and make the platform safer.

Nevada secured a preliminary injunction after the Eighth Judicial Court found a reasonable likelihood that Meta violated the state's Deceptive Trade Practices Act by failing to disclose known child safety risks associated with Messenger's end-to-end encryption technology.

Attorney General Ford is challenging the EPA's new rule delaying deadlines to phase out climate-warming refrigerants known as HFCs. The lawsuit argues the rollback is unlawful and undermines federal efforts to cut harmful greenhouse gas emissions.

A federal court has temporarily halted the proposed Warner Bros./Paramount merger after Nevada and a coalition of states challenged the deal. We're fighting to protect competition and consumers from higher prices, fewer choices and lower-quality content.

Apply to serve on the Committee on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault, which advises the governor and legislature on policy, survivor protections, public awareness and training. Applications now accepted through Aug. 16.

Don't let conspiracy theories undermine confidence in our democracy. Nevada's elections are safe, secure and run by the states, not Washington. Here, AG Ford is setting the record straight and standing up for the integrity of our elections.

AG Ford announced a $29.6 million settlement with Glenmark over allegations the company conspired to inflate prices, reduce competition and manipulate the market for more than 100 generic prescription drugs.

Today, Attorney General Aaron D. Ford issued a statement after NV Energy began to issue $63 million in refunds after overcharging consumers for years.

Today, AG Ford joined a coalition of 11 attorneys general in challenging the proposed $110B Warner Bros./Paramount merger, arguing it would unlawfully reduce competition, concentrate power in the entertainment industry, and harm consumers nationwide.

AG Ford announced the release of the 2025–2026 Statewide Substance Use Response Working Group (SURG) Annual Report. Chaired by AG Ford, SURG recommends strategies to strengthen Nevada's response to substance misuse and guides funding for prevention, treatment and recovery efforts.

AG Ford secured a $45M multistate settlement with Block, Inc. over allegations it failed to protect Cash App users from fraud and misled consumers about the app's safety. Nevada will receive $466,016 and the CFPB will compensate affected consumers through a separate $120M federal fund.

AG Ford joined a coalition of 21 attorneys general urging the U.S. Trade Representative to abandon the Trump administration's latest attempt to continue illegal tariffs on the EU and 59 other countries after courts twice rejected similar efforts.

Happy Independence Day from the Nevada Attorney General's Office! As America marks its 250th year, we celebrate the freedoms we share, the communities that make Nevada strong and the enduring promise of our nation. We wish you a safe and joyful Fourth of July.

AG Ford released the following statement after he and a multistate coalition won a permanent court order blocking the Trump administration from denying student loan forgiveness to teachers, nurses and other public servants because of their employers' ideology.

Today, Attorney General Ford celebrated AG Criminal Investigator Aaron Ortega and the newest graduates of the Southern Desert Regional Police Academy. AG Ford applauded their dedication and challenged them to lead with integrity as they protect and serve their communities.

AG Ford joined 23 attorneys general and 2 governors in suing the Trump administration over its unlawful implementation of new Medicaid work requirements. The lawsuit challenges an HHS/CMS rule that threatens healthcare access for low-income Americans.

Today, AG Ford issued the following statement regarding the decision on birthright citizenship handed down by the Supreme Court of the United States in Trump v. Barbara.

Eleven years ago the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Obergefell v. Hodges guaranteed the freedom to marry for same sex couples nationwide. Today, we celebrate Marriage Equality Day and continue to affirm the promise of equal protection under the law for all.

Attorney General Ford joined a coalition of 22 attorneys general urging DHS and ICE to restore investigations and public reporting of deaths that occur shortly after release from ICE custody. The coalition warns the new policy undermines transparency and accountability.

Nevada has secured another elections lawsuit victory. AG Ford and Secretary Aguilar co-led a multistate challenge to President Trump's unlawful executive order that attempted to restrict voter registration and vote-by-mail through federally controlled lists.

Attorney General Ford and Secretary Aguilar secured a major legal victory after a federal court ruled that all challenged provisions of President Trump's elections executive order are unlawful and permanently barred the federal government from enforcing them.

Today, AG Ford filed an amicus brief in Trump v. IRS, urging a federal court to closely examine a settlement that would grant President Trump and his family broad immunity from past investigations and create a $1.776 billion “Anti-Weaponization” fund.

Happy Father's Day to all the dads and father figures making a difference in the lives of Nevada's children and families. Thank you for your care, guidance and commitment to building stronger communities.

AGO Investigations staff recently visited Strong Start Academy to teach students age-appropriate safety and situational awareness skills. Students learned how to recognize potentially unsafe situations using their senses and the importance of talking to trusted adults.

Today, Attorney General Ford announced that the Committee on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault (CDVSA) is seeking new members. Applications will be accepted from July 1 through August 16.

Last Saturday, Attorney General Ford and OAG investigators hosted the 4th annual Community Cadet Camp at the Richard Steele Foundation. Youth ages 11–17 learned about law enforcement, public service and community leadership.

AG Ford joined a coalition of attorneys general urging Congress to restore SNAP benefits and protections in the next Farm Bill. The coalition warned that recent federal cuts increase hunger, create barriers for eligible families and shift billions in costs to states and local governments.

AG Ford joined a coalition of 20 attorneys general in suing the Trump administration over new federal contract requirements tied to its anti-DEI policies. The lawsuit argues the rules are vague, create confusion for contractors and threaten severe penalties without clear guidance.

This #ConsumerTransparencyWeek, we're sharing resources that help consumers make informed decisions about the products they use everyday. Explore Facts Up Front, SmartLabel, FoodProcessingFacts.org and TruthAboutIngredients.org to make informed choices.