Two major projects received regulatory approval in separate developments: Chile's Valparaiso port expansion after a 12-year environmental review, and a heart-shaped resort on the Las Vegas Strip. Chile's Committee of Ministers confirmed the Environmental Qualification Resolution for the Terminal Cerros de Valparaiso (TCVAL) expansion, a US$380 million project by the Puerto de Valparaiso Company (EPV). The decision clears the main regulatory hurdle for a new container terminal. In Las Vegas, the Clark County Zoning Commission approved a massive heart-shaped resort on 12 acres near Mandalay Bay. The design has drawn criticism from online commenters who have roasted its appearance. Both approvals mark significant milestones for the respective projects, with the port expansion expected to boost Chile's trade capacity and the resort adding a unique structure to the Las Vegas skyline.