The New York Cosmos have arranged a sporting step in the move toward normalizing relations with Cuba by announcing on Monday a June 2 match in Havana against the Cuba national soccer team.
In the wake of a landmark anti-discrimination and religious liberties bill being signed into law, a top leader in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is offering insight into the church’s decision to support it.
The prospect of a Palestinian state is nil so long as he stays in office, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a Monday interview.
Two Los Angeles police officers were wounded in gunfire late Sunday, and police told local media they believe the officers were targeted.
The Bureau of Land Management is prepared to cancel a massive land exchange that home builder-turned-farmer Jim Rhodes proposed in northwest Arizona.
Boutique distilleries that tout “grain to glass” spirits want to be able to sell more bottles directly to consumers, a move opposed by distributors who say allowing too many direct sales would upset Nevada’s wholesale and taxing protections.
Kurt Busch missed the first three races of the NASCAR season because of a suspension related to domestic violence accusations. He returned Sunday at Phoenix and challenged teammate Kevin Harvick for first place before finishing fifth.
Thirty percent of adults in the United States have taken steps to hide their information from government surveillance programs monitoring phone and electronic communications, a Pew Research Center survey said on Monday.
A hazardous material investigation at Rancho High School turned up nothing harmful, according to the Clark County School District.
The Blackstone Group will buy Chicago’s Willis Tower for $1.3 billion, the highest price ever paid for an American office tower outside of New York City.
An eagle named Darshan set a world record, flying from the top of the world’s tallest building, Dubai’s Burj Khalifa tower, to his owner half a mile below on the ground.
Russian President Vladimir Putin reappeared on Monday after 10 unexplained days out of public view, laughing off the “gossip” over his health that had erupted during his absence.
This weekend alone, “Florida Man” flew off a pickup truck in an airborne mattress, stabbed a buddy with a letter opener and asked a cop for help after he shot himself during a robbery. Now he’s a beer.
Facebook has updated its “community standards” for its 1.4 billion users, getting super-specific about what is and isn’t allowed on the social network.
Italian fashion designer Stefano Gabbana is calling on fans to boycott Elton John in a war of words stemming from Gabbana’s comments about in-vitro fertilization.
As we anticipate the coming of a new season, we think of new wardrobe inspiration. After all, what would spring be if not that time of the year when we can indulge in color, break out of the routine dark monochromes and experiment with interesting silhouettes?
Sportswear group Adidas will not renew its contract to supply basketball uniforms to the NBA, when it expires in the 2016-17 season, it said on Monday.
Spring is most definitely a fun season, and there should always be reserved space for items we don’t have to give a lot of thought to, but just enjoy and look good in.
Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston is the presumptive favorite to be the No. 1 overall pick in the 2015 NFL Draft, but he might take in the moment surrounded by friends and family rather than taking the stage in Chicago.
A Pakistani motorcyclist has been arrested in the eastern city of Lahore after police caught him riding naked along a busy road, days after a video of his exploits went viral on social media.
The rapid spread of a measles outbreak from Disneyland in California to communities around the country suggests that vaccination rates in some places may be as low as 50 percent, a study suggests.
After four seasons starring on “American Horror Story,” Emmy winner Jessica Lange confirmed she’s leaving the FX anthology series, which is executive produced by Ryan Murphy.
Coach Tony Sanchez will oversee his first UNLV spring football practice Monday. He got to this point by listening to the advice of others, but also by following his own path.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is planning two public hearings in Nevada this fall as it freshens up an environmental study of groundwater at Yucca Mountain.
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