Pistorius to undergo psychiatric evaluation

Star athlete Oscar Pistorius will start a period of psychiatric evaluation at a government institution next week, a judge ruled on Tuesday, postponing his murder trial until June 30.

Microsoft announces larger Surface tablet

Microsoft’s new Surface Pro 3 is thinner and faster than previous models with a screen measuring 12 inches diagonally, complete with programs like Adobe Photoshop.

Obama surprises Washington little leaguers

The president surprised a group of young little league players Monday at Washington’s Friendship Park, where a handful of teams were warming up for the big game.

Woman searches for help after brown bear attack

An Alaskan woman struggled to walk two miles along a curvy, hilly trail to find someone to help her after being slashed on her neck, arms and legs by the claws of a brown bear.

Macklemore apologizes for anti-Semitic costume

After donning a false nose and full beard at a Seattle concert, musician Macklemore has apologized for what was thought to be an anti-Semitic costume, saying, “I respect all cultures and all people.”

8-year home detention sentence displeases rape victim

An Indianapolis woman who was raped by her husband in her sleep and possibly drugged doesn’t consider the judge’s sentencing of eight year home detention adequate justice.

Mark Cuban funds wedding for cancer patient

A Texas couple got quite the surprise earlier this year when they got a random phone call that would allow them to have the wedding they’ve dreamed of for years.

Workshop to promote healthy living for parents, preschoolers

Most people can remember being forced to sit at the table as children until all the food was gone from their plate. As adults, some may still dread eating certain foods because of the experience.

Without a venue, Wranglers will sit out 2014-15 season

The Las Vegas Wranglers minor league hockey team will skip the 2014-15 season because it does not have a place to play, but will work on finding a permanent venue for the 2015-16 season.

Caesars completes sale of Harrah’s New Orleans

Caesars Entertainment Corp. completed sale Tuesday of Harrah’s New Orleans to Caesars Growth Partners after receiving approval from the Louisiana Gaming Control Board.

New Jersey envisions licensing for net payment companies

New Jersey wants stricter licensing requirements for companies that handle Internet gambling deposits and payments, in the hope it would make banks more willing to let online bettors use credit cards.

GM recalls another 2.6 million vehicles

General Motors Co said on Tuesday it is recalling another 2.6 million vehicles globally, raising the number of vehicles it has recalled so far this year to almost 15.4 million.

Rascal Flatts lip-syncs apology for lip-syncing in Las Vegas

When multiplatinum country group Rascal Flatts appeared to be lip-synching at this year’s ACM Awards, the trio handled the aftermath with a little honesty and a lot of humor.

Las Vegas police investigating stabbing downtown

Officers responded Tuesday to Fremont at 14th street and found a man with a stab wound. The man was taken to University Medical Center.

 
Chipotle says no to guns… in stores

Chipotle is asking customers not to bring firearms into its stores after it says gun rights advocates brought military-style assault rifles into one of its Texas restaurants.

Three for your ears

Check out new CDs out Tuesday: Jolie Holland’s “Wine Dark Sea,” Haley Bonar’s “Last War” and Castle’s “Under Siege.”

4 iconic movie roles worth the reboot

New ideas are hard to come by, but remakes are not. Many successful movies and characters from the past are receiving “reboots.” Here are four iconic roles that have been played by multiple actors.

 
Mom goes after wrong kid in bully attack

A Northern California mother suspected of attacking a 12-year-old boy she said was bullying her daughter at school may have targeted the wrong child, a sheriff’s official said Monday.

 
Panel: Nevada margins tax proposal leaves many unanswered questions

If Nevada voters approve a proposed 2 percent margins tax on business in November, there will be a lot of uncertainty about which companies will be taxed and whether the $750,000 annual revenue raised will really be used to increase education funding, experts said Monday.

President Ralphie May? Sure, why not?

“I can out-talk all these (expletive) (expletives), and I’m way more personable than most of them.”

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