Trial for Washington Post reporter detained in Iran begins

Washington Post reporter Jason Rezaian went on trial on espionage charges behind closed doors in Tehran on Tuesday, 10 months after he was arrested at his home and imprisoned, Iran’s semi-official Tasnim news agency reported.

Census Bureau will keep marriage questions after all

The U.S. Census Bureau reversed its plan to drop questions about marriage, death of a spouse and divorce from its American Community Survey after academics and others cited the negative effect it would have on studying trends impacting families.

5 questions to ask your kid every day

If you’re a parent, you probably suffer from “broken record” syndrome. You know, that habit we fall into of asking the same questions day after day.

Taco Bell, Pizza Hut getting rid of artificial ingredients

Pizza Hut is getting rid of artificial ingredients from its pizzas. The restaurant chain’s corporate parent Yum! Brands said all artificial colors and flavors will be removed from the pizzas by the end of July. Taco Bell will also follow suit by removing artificial colors and flavor, and also trans fats, by the end of 2015.

10 cheapest colleges for out-of-state students

With college affordability becoming an even larger factor for students seeking degrees than ever before, here is a list of the 10 least expensive universities and colleges across the nation.

 
PacSun pulls shirt with upside-down American flag

A California-based clothing company said it will no longer sell a T-shirt emblazoned with an upside-down American flag following a barrage of criticism on social media that the item was disrespectful and unpatriotic.

 
‘Free-range’ parents cleared of child neglect charges

The Maryland “free-range” parents at the center of a national debate over parental supervision have been cleared of child neglect charges related to an incident in December in which their children, ages 6 and 10, were allowed to walk home alone from a playground a mile from their house.

Watch this guy try to drink water in 80 mph winds — VIDEO

About a year ago, a man found himself in the path of extreme wind in Iceland and tried to have a little drink of water. Well, he fails. And it’s hilarious.

Brewers player trolls umpire after 2nd home run in game — VIDEO

In a scene reminiscent of the football players who have inexplicably cost their teams touchdowns by casually dropping the ball a yard before they actually cross the goal line, Brewers outfielder Khris Davis was initially called out on a home run for not touching home plate in Monday’s game.

Assembly passes measure to have NTA regulate ride-sharing companies

An amendment to a bill lost in a confusing Assembly floor vote early Saturday that would have given regulatory authority over ride-hailing companies to the Nevada Transportation Authority sailed through in a second vote Tuesday.

Sedan was passing semi in fatal Nye County crash, NHP says

A fatal crash in Nye County on Monday happened when a sedan tried to pass a tractor-trailer on a two-lane section of U.S. Highway 95, according to the Nevada Highway Patrol.

Facebook’s anti-anonymity policy worries domestic abuse victims

Facebook has drawn criticism in recent days from domestic abuse victims who claim the social network’s policy against anonymity has led victims to have unwarranted interactions with their attackers over social media.

Government investigates 11 threats against international flights

U.S. government agencies are investigating at least 11 threats against specific international commercial flights on Monday afternoon, apparently phoned in to police by the same person, U.S. officials said on Tuesday.

Unions pounce on membership bill in Assembly

Two longstanding pillars of organized labor — union membership and employee seniority — would face changes under a Nevada collective bargaining bill that addresses how local governments and unions do business together.

 
3 companies pull TLC ads amid Duggar molestation reports

Three companies said on Tuesday they have decided to remove ads from TLC’s top-rated reality show “19 Kids and Counting” after the cable network pulled episodes of the program in the wake of reports of molestation by one of its stars, Josh Duggar.

8 of the best places for barbecue in Las Vegas — PHOTOS

When it comes to barbecue (or BBQ or bar-b-que or whatever other spelling you prefer) in Las Vegas, locals are extremely loyal to just a couple of spots —Rollin’ Smoke and John Road Kill Grill.

Henderson group supports Vietnam-era veterans

Like a family, the Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 1076 focuses on bonding and helping one another to succeed in life after service.

Dodgers TV channel picked up by Charter Communications

In the wake of its $56.7 billion takeover of Time Warner Cable that was announced Tuesday morning, Charter Communications plans to soon start offering SportsNet LA, the Los Angeles Dodgers’ pay-TV channel, to its almost 300,000 subscribers in Southern California.

North Las Vegas youth stars in comic book about epilepsy

North Las Vegas resident Megan Mejia is the star of a recently released comic book. In the book, she doesn’t fight crime, wear a robot suit, fly, turn into an angry, muscled monster or even solve crimes with a spunky, talking dog. She simply shares her story of living with epilepsy and encourages others to tell their stories — and that makes her a special kind of superhero.

Here’s what’s leaving Netflix in June — VIDEO

May is wrapping up and so are 55 titles from Netflix’s streaming service. Don’t start to panic just yet, because the streaming service is also getting 60 new titles, some of which are actually notable.

Campus carry gun bill could be sent to Assembly floor soon

A controversial bill that would allow people with concealed weapons permits to carry their guns on Nevada college campuses was given a brief hearing in the Assembly Judiciary Committee on Tuesday and could soon move to the full Assembly for a vote.

31 best websites for free stuff

As the world becomes even more commercialized, an increasing amount of free stuff can be had through discount offers, recycling efforts and internet loss leaders. Learning where to look for these deals and free samples can save you a significant amount of money on a variety of stuff. Below are the 31 best websites to check out for free stuff, although not in any particular order:

 
New Jersey man dies of Lassa fever after trip to West Africa

A man who returned to New Jersey from West Africa has died of Lassa fever, a disease that’s only known to have entered the United States a handful of times in the past few decades, authorities said.

Harden’s full-court bomb didn’t even count — VIDEO

The Rockets star, who scored a career-high 45 points in Houston’s win over the Golden State Warriors, sank a full-court bomb a moment after time expired in the second quarter.

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