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In the Chinese city of Kunshan, a small army of robot cooks and waiters serve dumplings and fried rice to curious customers at Tian Waike Restaurant, and their owner eventually wants his robots to replace humans the world over.

The New America Foundation announced that they would be parting ways with one of its advocacy programs—under pressure from a major sponsor, Google.

According to a 2017 report, more than 200,000 children—some as young as 13—were married between 2000 and 2015 in the US.

Not very practical, but extremely cool.

More than 400 displaced residents have taken refuge in Jim "Mattress Mack" McIngvale's furniture superstores.

East African student groups are challenging traditional male stereotypes and stepping up to the mark in the fight for gender equality.

'Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker' is a subversive platformer with a twist: there's no jump button.

A brilliant platformer with no jumping, Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker is a game that both subverts and elevates its genre.

This whole situation has shades of a Banksy stunt from the early 2000s but the real story behind the bills may be way less sexy.

"This is Georgia's history. #DealWithIt," Republican state legislator Jason Spencer wrote.

Jorphdan has been doing insightful post-play video diaries for his D&D campaign.

In the drive leading up to their spot outside our hometown of Houston, a sign reads "Ruff Enuff." My parents' place isn't flooded, but this is the worst storm we've seen.