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The iconic action RPG introduced a world of gamers to Japanese fashion. Now with a sequel on the way, its influence has only grown.

The popular short-video app survived a plan to block it on US phones. Now, it’s mistrusted by both the US and Chinese governments.

Calculating angular velocity and the moment of inertia isn’t quite as hard as competing in the Olympic gymnastics tournament—but it’s pretty darn tough.

Dozens of viruses don't use the same four nucleotide bases found in all other life. New work shows how this is possible—and perhaps more common than we think.

Let your phone be your guide. Even default map apps have handy features to help you plan an awesome itinerary.

Money is pouring into autonomous trucking startups, just as many are souring on the short-term prospects for self-driving cars.

Omega, the official timekeeper of the Games, is now using computer vision and motion sensors for events like swimming, gymnastics, and beach volleyball.

As more animals are spotted in urban areas, researchers recognize how cities can play a significant role in fostering biodiversity.

The president needs to prioritize Americans' wellbeing over Big Tech's whims to begin a path to restoring democracy, privacy, and competition.

The reboot—along with Netflix’s The Mitchells vs. the Machines—portray vengeful AIs as jilted geniuses. That revolution shouldn’t be televised.

A complaint filed this week alleges corrosive behavior that seems increasingly endemic to the video game industry.

Scott Edelman's "A Plague on Both Your Houses" is a tale of the undead written in iambic pentameter.