Sony and Microsoft's gaming consoles are used for much more than gaming.

The psychedelic puffs of vapor may soon help scientists probe two big holes in Earth's magnetic shield.

Microsoft says its new Xbox One X is the most powerful gaming console ever. Here's everything we know about it thus far.

Students who wore pro-Trump apparel found their clothing had been digitally altered.

70% of Trump voters support public memorials of Confederate leaders, but only 46% support the American Health Care Act.

The critical notion is that Tesla will capture the mobility market in a way similar to how Amazon commercialized cloud computing.

Trump's tweets about the travel ban were used against him in the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals' decision to uphold the injunction blocking its implementation.

"It appears, from a review of Secret Service’s main indices, that there are no records ..."

Production on season four of "Bachelor in Paradise" has been halted due to a major scandal on the set.

Americans are drinking less Pepsi and Coke than ever — but the death of soda isn't happening any time soon.

Warriors fans are apparently willing to shell out big bucks for the chance to see the team win its second championship in three years.

"Shining a light works on cockroaches. It doesn’t work on Alex Jones."

A newly reorganized, refitted navy could offer increased lethality and survivability.

"Beyond Good & Evil" is back!

The outrage seemed to miss a crucial point: The play obviously advocates against assassination.

Portugal coach Fernando Santos said on Monday that the European champions are expecting to challenge for the title at the Confederations Cup in Russia.

Atletico Madrid's French star Antoine Griezmann has extended his contract with the Spanish club by a year, according to press reports in Spain on Monday.

LeBron said he's "more of a 5-on-5 guy."

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg explains the rule that allowed him to hire people of the caliber of his COO Sheryl Sandberg.

Russian hackers are infiltrating the social media accounts of US troops to spread propaganda and win over their hearts and minds.