Four years before North Korea hacked into Sony Pictures Entertainment’s servers and published private information, the United States began cracking into North Korean computer networks and tracking the movements of its government hackers, the New York Times reported Monday.
The NFL confirmed on Monday that they are investigating whether the New England Patriots used deflated balls in their blowout win over the Indianapolis Colts during Sunday’s American Football Conference championship.
Las Vegas will celebrate one of America’s most influential civil rights leaders with a downtown parade Monday.
The U.S. aid worker whose release from a Cuban prison helped pave the way toward restoring diplomatic ties with the communist nation will be among First Lady Michelle Obama’s guests for Tuesday’s State of the Union address.
Several weeks ago, you-know-who was making a list and checking it twice. Now it’s your turn to make a list — only this one is about organizing a cluttered closet, kitchen, office or any other room that needs attention, and that probably means all of them.
Whitney Houston’s estate is telling fans they should “brace for the worst” if they choose to watch Lifetime’s Angela Bassett-directed biopic, which premiered on Saturday.
Five people were killed and others injured in crashes on icy roads in Pennsylvania and Connecticut on Sunday, authorities said.
Thousands of dollars of donations have poured in from around the world to help pay for the care for newborn quadruplets of a Phoenix mother who died after giving birth to them.
A 47-year-old man was killed Sunday night after being struck by a pickup, Las Vegas police said in a media release.
Not every drug is prescribed for its intended use. But there’s nothing sneaky about it, and off-label uses of prescription drugs can benefit patients in several ways.
Australian golfer Robert Allenby, who was beaten, robbed and left in a park on Saturday after missing the cut at the Sony Open in Honolulu, issued a statement on Sunday regarding the incident.
Pulitzer and Tony award-winning playwright Tracy Letts explores the collateral damage left over from the first Iraq war through the paranoid delusions of a Gulf War vet in his creepy play “Bug,” now being staged by Cockroach Theatre.
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Recent studies shed light on how women cope with pain.
The program for Las Vegas Little Theatre’s presentation of “The Little Dog Laughed” warns about the play’s “full male nudity, strong language, and mature themes.” It’s not for the squeamish. But in the Hollywood satire, the profanities have a lyrical roll and the nudity is a natural, symbolic part of the story.
Silverado High School offensive lineman Justin Polu committed to UNLV, choosing the Rebels over Colorado State. He was part of a weekend recruiting haul for the Rebels.
It’s not enough for the Nevada Legislature to change retirement benefits for future public employees. The state’s pension plan provides perks and payouts so absurdly generous that some of them need to be dialed back right away.
