Psychedelics could offer a lifeline for Nevada’s struggling veterans and first responders
As public perception and legislation moves, psychedelic drugs could become accepted treatment for people battling a range of mental health disorders.
UNLV has reached a new level as a College Football Playoff contender
For most of its history, UNLV football measured success by whether it reached six wins. That bar is gone. As the Rebels open the 2026 season August 29 hosting Memphis, they’re being talked about as a legitimate College Football Playoff team ...
Fall entertainment season brings comedy, dance, pop to Las Vegas stages
Las Vegas has added a fresh batch of concert and comedy events to its fall and winter entertainment calendar, from NFR week laughs and a holiday dance spectacular to a pop revival tour and an all-star comedy fiesta.
US and Canada hold last-minute talks to stop Trump’s 50% tariffs
If no deal is reached, Trump has threatened to impose 50% tariffs on $20 billion worth of Canadian products, ranging from hockey sticks to tongue depressors. ...
FDA approved an Alzheimer’s treatment, but 1 million Americans can’t get it
Seventy-nine percent of voters — including 78% of independents — support better access to coverage for Alzheimer’s detection and treatment.
The case for fewer toys — at every age
It was recently suggested that I should not present my toddler grandchildren with more than four toys at a time. More than that, we risk their not being able to sufficiently engage with the toys I would be presenting.
The case for fewer toys — at every age
It was recently suggested that I should not present my toddler grandchildren with more than four toys at a time. More than that, we risk their not being able to sufficiently engage with the toys I would be presenting.
No one who works full time should be on Medicaid
There are a lot of jobs in the U.S. economy that pay miserably low wages. And there are a lot that offer a reasonable hourly rate but still result in miserably low earnings because of unstable, fluctuating schedules.
The most important investment parents make begins before kindergarten
The early childhood years are not simply a time to prepare children for school. They are when children begin building the foundation for lifelong success.
No one who works full time should be on Medicaid
There are a lot of jobs in the U.S. economy that pay miserably low wages. And there are a lot that offer a reasonable hourly rate but still result in miserably low earnings because of unstable, fluctuating schedules.