The Strongest Battlegrounds is a popular anime-inspired Roblox fighting game where players battle against one another using stylized, yet powerful, movesets inspired by those seen in One Punch Man.

Late today, many people tried to open Roblox but only saw a loading screen that never ended. They could not log in. This was not just a few people; it was a lot of users across the world.

Climate shifts endanger Meghalaya's celebrated Lakadong turmeric. Its native region has been named one of the top 10 areas in the state most vulnerable to weather, reported India Today NE. The ...

Roblox can’t keep up. After years of criticism that its platform isn’t safe for the young gamers it caters to, the multibillion-dollar company announced in July that it was rolling out new measures to ...

A Florida woman, Danie Wright, was attacked by a five-foot alligator while on a walk with her four-month-old dog, Dax. Wright had taken her dog out behind her house in Land O’Lakes last weekend, ...

For years, states like Nebraska have been suffering from increased drought conditions. Those conditions are having devastating effects on some of the region's most well-known trees. Harvest Public ...

Jennifer Lopez has revealed she auditioned for the lead role in Evita not knowing that Madonna had already secured the part. “I had been practicing for weeks, and I sang my heart out.” she said to ...

Some Maryland farmers and scientists are sounding the alarm over PFAS, commonly known as forever chemicals, showing up in biosolids used as fertilizer. They say the actions taken by the Environmental ...

Five years after China began a push to rein in the nation’s debt-addicted real-estate developers, its property market has yet to find the bottom. Prices of new and existing homes have been falling ...

Medical, legal, and political experts are sounding alarms amid the Trump administration’s attempt to fire the newly confirmed Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which ...

Current and former employees pointed to staff reductions, bureaucratic requirements and the “censorship of climate science.” More than 100 current and former employees at the Federal Emergency ...