According to Linker, the move towards childlessness represents the move toward hedonism, a system of morals that dictates pleasure as the highest moral good.
Gunshots rang out in New Orleans Monday afternoon and minutes later, three teenagers and a 27-year-old suspect were on the way to the hospital.
Participants can join University Medical Center physicians during Walk with a Doc from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. April 16 at the Springs Preserve, 333 S. Valley View Blvd. The free event features a nature walk and a health talk. Call 702-822-7700 or visit springspreserve.org.
Famed cosmologist Stephen Hawking has proved his comedy chops on shows like “The Big Bang Theory,” and now he’s trying his hand at musicals.
Exactly how nine Southern Nevadans caught measles this year may never be known, but the outbreak linked to Disneyland remains a suspect.
With less than three weeks left before one of the most expensive fights in history, Floyd Mayweather Jr. spoke out against his history with domestic abuse.
When it comes to NBA jersey sales, LeBron James is still the King. James’ return to Cleveland from Miami before this season didn’t impact the popularity of the Cavaliers forward, whose jersey is the top seller for the sixth straight year.
If you haven’t seen this local couple’s take on announcing they’re expecting, you’re missing out. The Meeks posted their rap to YouTube a few days back, on April 5.
High-wire walker Nik Wallenda said on Monday he will attempt to walk atop a spinning observation wheel in Orlando, Florida, a stunt made particularly difficult because the wheel will be moving, he said.
Part of finding happiness is finding the right job that’ll make you feel fulfilled every day you step into the office.
Ninkasi Brewing Company is taking beer to new heights. The Eugene, Oregon-based brewery founded the Ninkasi Space Program in 2014. Its goal was to send a payload of brewer’s yeast into space and bring it back to earth for mankind to enjoy. Why? Because it could.
A California police officer was put on administrative leave after he “manipulated” the body of a man who had been shot dead by police, including tickling the man’s feet and attempting to open his mouth, according to officials and local media.
A 52-year-old Vancouver-area photographer was arrested for last week’s hit-and-run of actor Ryan Reynolds, who was not seriously injured in the incident, local police said on Monday.
Downtown Las Vegas bicycle ride called “Blinking Man” has attached a Beatles theme to Saturday night’s two-wheel event.
Distefano booked Playboy Clubs before moving to Las Vegas to oversee Riviera entertainment in 1980s.
A Washington state school district pulled 143 students who lacked documentation proving they had received required immunizations from classrooms on Monday, in a first-in-the-state clamp-down triggered by a recent measles epidemic.
Grand Theft Auto V finally hit PC and gamers have already had some issues — a major glitch generated by usernames.
A man was in critical condition in the hospital on Monday after being arrested by several Baltimore police officers in an incident that was at least partly captured on video, police officials said.
Inside a plane at Miami International Airport, baggage handlers are going on a shopping spree with passengers’ bags.
Western Kentucky University suspended swimming and diving, programs with a rich history of winning, for five years in response to findings from police and Title IX investigations into allegations of hazing, drug use and sexual assault.
When a cyber security breach hits the news, many think the attacks are the work of sophisticated data hackers. But two deeply researched reports being released this week underscore the less-heralded truth: the vast majority of hacking attacks are successful because employees click on links in tainted emails, companies fail to apply available patches to known software flaws, or technicians do not configure systems properly.
A Miami artist whose work has been used in Coca-Cola, Disney and Mattel advertisements is suing Apple Inc. claiming the California-based technology giant copied his signature bold bright colors and cartoony figures in a recent marketing campaign.
There was nothing routine about a sentencing hearing Tuesday in Atlanta that wrote the final legal chapter of one of the most massive school cheating scandals in the country.
The fatal shooting of an employee at a North Carolina community college is being investigated as a possible hate crime, police in Goldsboro said on Tuesday.
Scientists say new research seems to support the theory that what looks like a bone-dry red planet during the day could be dotted with tiny puddles of salty water at night.
A seven-year prison term was imposed Monday on a northwest Arizona resident who pleaded guilty in an alcohol-involved traffic fatality.
High-tech industries that demand a highly skilled workforce are the push behind two Nevada bills seeking a combined $9.5 million for workforce development.
“Terminator Genisys” is supposedly rewriting the rules of the enduring action franchise, and the newly released trailer certainly makes good on that promise, offering a deeper look at the plot of the Arnold Schwarzenegger blockbuster before its July 1 debut.
Kris Byrant’s arrival at Wrigley Field could come in the nick of time this week.
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