There’s a new rumor going around (well, more like an old one making a comeback) saying Roblox is shutting down on September 1, 2025. Spoiler alert: it’s not true, just like the rumor about Roblox ...

GENEVA (AP) — Norway’s soccer federation says it “cannot remain indifferent” to humanitarian suffering in Gaza and will donate any profits from an upcoming World Cup qualifying game against Israel to ...

There's nothing wrong with combining action and horror design. Some of the best scary games, like Silent Hill 2, Alan Wake 2, and Amnesia: The Bunker, manage to create an eerie atmosphere even while ...

Norway’s football federation says it "cannot remain indifferent" to humanitarian suffering in Gaza and will donate any profits from an upcoming World Cup qualifying game against Israel to aid work ...

GENEVA — Norway's soccer federation says it "cannot remain indifferent" to humanitarian suffering in Gaza and will donate any profits from an upcoming World Cup qualifying game against Israel to aid ...

Happy Tuesday. Here’s your Tuesday Tech Drop, my collection of the past week’s top stories from the intersection of technology and politics. Roblox, the popular online game for children, is under fire ...

Roblox, the company behind the immensely popular online gaming platform, has expressed dissent against a recent US lawsuit that raises troubling allegations about how it protects its youngest users.

Schlep, a YouTuber who helps expose and aid in the arrest of child predators operating on Roblox, has been ousted from the platform, after the platform gave him a ease-and-desist order. Roblox decried ...

Roblox is tightening its rules around adult and sexual content in response to lawsuits and growing concerns about child safety on the platform. In a policy update announced by chief safety officer ...

“Roblox” faced a wave of new lawsuits this week that allege the popular gaming platform hasn’t done enough to safeguard kids from pedophiles and sexual content. One of the latest complaints, filed in ...

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission (AGFC) has voted unanimously to give more than $750,000 of collected boating and wildlife fines to schools in the Natural State. The money ...