Marvel Comics' prominent video game industry partner apparently did not have the courage to endure the smallest, loudest portion of its consumer base.

Black NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace said he feels fellow driver Kyle Larson desrves a second chance after he used the N-word during an iRacing event.

Larson, 27, issued a video apology for his use of the word on Twitter, and said that he feels the damage done to his reputation is 'probably unrepairable.'

President Donald Trump addressed the nation Monday morning in the wake of two mass shootings that took place over the weekend.

While paying college athletes a salary is right out, the NCAA seems more willing to compromise when it comes to endorsements.

Here are the latest details from Apple's streaming TV event.

Japanese entertainment company Sega has canceled shipments of its video game “Judgment,” also known as “Judge Eyes,” after one of its actors was arrested on drug charges. The health ministry’s […]

Apparently social justice warriors have nothing better to get outraged about than imaginary violence against women in a video game.

'If you have egames where it's about killing somebody, this cannot be brought into line with our Olympic values,' IOC President Thomas Bach said.

'Competition often brings out the very worst in people. Bringing the worst out of people who aren't well-adjusted is a recipe for disaster.'