Hillary Clinton, who has increasingly turned to Twitter as she plans her all-but-announced presidential run, upset the Chinese government on Monday with a message she posted on the social networking site.
The motorcyclist who was killed in a traffic accident in Lake Havasu City, Ariz., on Sunday was identified Tuesday as Michael Washburn, 41, according to police.
IGT CEO Marco Sala rang the opening bell to start trading on Wall Street Tuesday morning. Right, that’s IGT CEO Marco Salo — not GTECH CEO Marco Sala.
Excited protests against Indiana’s recently passed religious freedom law have highlighted both America’s growing support for same-sex marriage and our apparent incapacity to entertain more than one idea at a time.
Firefighters have put out a blaze on a nuclear submarine that was undergoing repairs at a shipyard in Russia’s northern province of Arkhangelsk on Tuesday.
Lane Bryant has come up with a devil of an idea to market its lingerie while poking fun at a competitor.
Netflix has officially given the classic ’80s cartoon “Inspector Gadget” a facelift for a new generation of kids, releasing 16 episodes this month.
All lanes are cleared after a crash on southbound Interstate 15 near Sahara Avenue caused traffic delays on Tuesday afternoon.
A Tennessee woman was trapped inside her attic while intruders broke into her home last week.
A new sip and paint studio will open in the northwest valley May 1. Wine and Design will launch its first Nevada site at 6535 N. Buffalo Drive.
Looking for a self-proficient, man-powered theme park? Well, look no further. A restaurant called Ai Pioppi offers its patrons a unique attraction — a giant human-powered theme park.
His game overhauled, back surgically repaired, Tiger Woods was engaging and energetic in his return to Augusta National Golf Course for the 2015 Masters.
Spas. Fortune tellers. Tattoo parlors. Movies. These are on the long list of things that welfare recipients in Kansas will be unable to buy using public funds under a recently approved bill in the state.
Jon Stewart opened Monday’s edition of “The Daily Show” with a pitch for viewers to reserve judgment about new host Trevor Noah after what he termed last week’s Twitter “kerfuffle.”
A Florida woman called 911 to after she found a bear in her house eating Easter candy.
Sen. Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) launched his 2016 presidential campaign and online campaign store Tuesday, and it’s filled with all sorts of oddly original campaign items.
Raise a glass, grab a stool or tap the keg — it’s National Beer Day on Tuesday.
Uber asked a U.S. court to dismiss a lawsuit filed by an alleged rape victim in India’s capital, saying the ride-sharing company could not be held legally responsible for the driver’s acts.
Forget that the sanctioned biography of the “Duck Dynasty” family, launching this week at the Rio, is a big-budget project from the big-league Broadway producers behind “Matilda” and “Jersey Boys.”
A man who was in critical condition following a weekend shooting in North Las Vegas has died, police said Tuesday.
Former kicker Lawrence Tynes is suing the Tampa Bay Buccaneers after contracting a MRSA infection in a toe on his kicking foot that ended his career early.
A family out for dinner at an Oklahoma KFC were shocked when a pornographic film began playing in the restaurant.
The late author/poet Maya Angelou was well-known for her many thought-provoking quotes, but it appears that one that was used for her stamp is not actually hers.
Sen. Rand Paul promised to be a different kind of Republican on Tuesday, launching a 2016 White House bid by saying he would stand up for individual freedoms that are being trampled by “the Washington machine.”
Singer David Archuleta has apologized for a tweet on Saturday that some people interpreted as his support for the Indiana Religious Freedom law.
Widespread power outages hit across Washington, D.C. on Tuesday, affecting government and privately-owned buildings and the city’s public transit rail system intermittently early in the afternoon.
A jury began deliberating on Tuesday in the trial of Dzokhar Tsarnaev, who is accused of carrying out the 2013 bombing attack on the Boston Marathon that killed three people and injured 264 others.
A spectator was killed while taking photographs of a vehicle rock racing event Saturday afternoon in the Black Ridge area of San Juan County.
Buffalo Bills defensive tackle Marcell Dareus appeared in a Hamburg, N.Y., court Tuesday and plead guilty to two traffic violations as part of a plea deal after a street racing incident last year.
A Reno industrial developer said Tuesday that it has started construction of a large, local distribution center in North Las Vegas. Dermody Properties is building its 381,804-square-foot LogistiCenter Cheyenne on 20 acres at 4025 E. Cheyenne Ave.