Scientists and philosophers studying the mind have discovered how little we know about our inner experiences

Despite the budget cuts, CCSD continues hiring special education teachers to fill approximately 140 current vacancies. Ebert said the district is working with UNLV to expand licensing programs for educators wanting to transition into special education.

The latest annual economic benefit projection is larger than the $1 billion figure that Gov. Wes Moore and other officials shared shortly after Sphere announced its plans to expand. But economists say economic impact estimates are often inflated.

For years, transnational criminal networks have targeted Americans with inventive scam operations. According to the Federal Trade Commission, these criminals now wreck more lives than ever before.

A passenger on a long-haul flight was left stunned after a flight attendant told travelers to keep their window shades closed to block out ultraviolet rays, prompting debate online about who really controls the view at 35,000 feet.

The Rev. Jesse Jackson, a longtime advocate for civil and equal rights, has died at 84. Jackson later shifted his activism from grassroots efforts to politics.

By significantly reducing test turnaround times and introducing Nevada’s first Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration-approved lab for high-complexity substance-abuse testing, the NHBC Academic Laboratory is expected to save the community millions of dollars annually while strengthening the region’s preparedness for future public health needs. The facility also will support UNLV’s academic mission by expanding pathology residencies and fellowships that advance medical education and workforce development. Construction remains on track for completion in late 2026.

Trump says everyday Americans deserve a chance to buy higher-risk ‘alternative’ investments. Critics say this could lead to big losses for small investors

At least 20 federal suits filed against companies like Kalshi and Polymarket as lawmakers call it ‘loophole’ for gambling