Officials confirmed Tuesday that the state of Nevada’s computer network was targeted in a cyberattack and is under active state and federal investigation as IT staffers work to restore service.

President Donald Trump is talking about changing voting laws again, citing a recent conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

India’s parliament has banned online gambling platforms. Of particular concern to the Indian tech industry is the hit to fantasy sports platforms, including popular, homegrown cricket apps.  Manoj Sharma, a professor of social and behavioral health at the University of Nevada, tells The World’s Host Marco Werman how the ban gained momentum in the first place: Online gaming losses, he says, have devastated lives for many middle-class Indian families.

As orthodontists increasingly bring aligner fabrication in-house, manufacturers are responding with products intended to support more flexible workflows.

On August 22, India passed the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Bill.This is a bold move showing determined political will against vested interests in favor of public health and beneficial for the middle class and youth of the nation. This policy needs to be implemented by all countries around the world.

The future of multifamily and workforce housing in Southern Nevada comes at a critical moment for the region where rapid growth has collided with the reality of limited land and rising demand for affordable housing.

Cannabis gummies have grown in popularity in recent years, as more people turn to them to relieve pain, inflammation, anxiety and sleep issues, among other uses. There is also a growing concern, however, about the THC-containing gummies getting into children’s hands — and mouths.

Some 30,000 students started classes this Monday, August 25.

The heat is on outside, but as far as local college students are concerned, summer is almost over. Classes begin today at UNLV. This marks the university's third consecutive year of record enrollment. That includes more than 350 military veterans and families and students from 33 countries. Ahead of today's classes, more than 1,700 have moved into campus housing and are getting oriented to college life.