Armenia’s June 7 election will determine whether the country continues its cautious westward shift or drifts back into Moscow’s orbit.

Nearly half of U.S. generic prescriptions originate in India, which relies on the Strait of Hormuz for the arrival of key inputs in drug manufacturing including petroleum-based materials, and for shipping finished medicines to the U.S.

In this conversation, we explore the importance of regional attentiveness in writing Black history in the United States, thinking blackness in the southwest, and the expansiveness of the Black Studies archive and imagination.

In a city renowned for its continuous innovation, growth, and international influence, the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) continues to solidify its position as one of the most important institutions of higher learning in Southern Nevada. In a recent interview, Dr. Chris Heavey shared his journey from professor to president, discussing the school's enhanced reputation, its focus on academic and community development, its international strategy, and the future direction of UNLV's increasingly close exchanges with China.

Nevada’s brothels have maintained a sturdy business model since their legalization in the 1970s. We dive into their policies and regulations.

The rise of OnlyFans and AI has some sex workers concerned their likenesses will be exploited. They want protections from the Nevada brothels where they work.

Berenice Chavez, an editor on "Come See Me in the Good Light," credits Las Vegas and an UNLV professor with setting her on the path to an Academy Award nomination

What is visceral leishmaniasis—and how is it diagnosed?

The American Gaming Association estimates Americans will legally wager $3.3 billion on the NCAA Division I basketball tournaments this year -- a 54% increase over the past three years, according to a news release Friday from the association.