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Warren Spector issued an apology today after he made comments about "Wolfenstein: The New Order" yesterday that prompted a strong response from the series' fans.

Amanda Berry, who was found alive after a decade in captivity, was falsely reported dead in 2004 by TV psychic Sylvia Browne.berry

On Tuesday, Bethesda Softworks, developer of "Dishonored," "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim" and more, announced that "Wolfenstein: The New Order" is in development.

Tiger Woods and girlfriend Lindsey Vonn made their first red carpet appearance together at the Met Gala.

In a bid to rake in some online video ad revenue, Facebook will start putting video ads in user profiles in July.

Libertarian radio host Adam Kokesh has organized a July 4 protest where thousands plan to march with loaded rifles in Washington D.C.

Symantec has identified a new batch of phishing scams targeting soccer fans.

Slayer guitarist Jeff Hanneman, 49, died on Thursday from liver failure.

Dias Kadyrbayev's attorney claims his client didn't know the backpack he threw out was related to the investigation.

The parents of a 13-year-old Florida girl say they forced her to hold a humiliating sign to teach her a lesson.

An annual report from the Electronic Frontier Foundation ranked 18 major Internet companies' efforts to protect their users' privacy.

A 2-year-old Kentucky girl was accidentally shot dead by her 5-year-old brother on Tuesday.

Airbnb's new "Verify ID" function will make sure you're real both online and off to enhance user trust.

"Love is All You Need?" imagines a world where being gay is the norm and being straight isn't. Film writer and director Kim Rocco Shields uses the film to illustrate the impact of bullying and anti-hate sentiments.

On Saturday, a small town Georgia high school hosted its first student-run integrated prom, allowing interracial couples to celebrate the special occasion together.

Ten band members from La Reyna de Monterrey died in a car crash Saturday.

New research by Syncapse suggests that each Facebook friend, like or fan that a brand generates is worth $174.17 to that brand.

An article presenting new details on the Rehtaeh Parsons case has drawn criticism for its apparent victim blaming.

A Minnesota bride chooses not to toss her bouquet and instead hands it over to her gay sister in a sweet gesture for marriage equality.

Danica Patrick finalized her divorce to Paul Hospenthal, ending their 7-year marriage.

Virgin America’s seat-to-seat delivery service takes the concept of social travel to a new level, but is it creepy or cool? Depends on who you ask.

Rebecca Martinson, author of the infamous "deranged sorority girl email," has resigned from University of Maryland's Delta Gamma sorority.

Sixty thousand children are reported missing every year in India, and more than two-thirds of them are never found.

A baby was almost sold through Facebook because his grandfather wanted to arrange a second marriage for his daughter.

Google outbid Apple for Wavii, a news-summarization app, and could use its new purchase to create a more advanced Siri.

The "Quit The Denial" campaign, with its hilarious and witty ads, is aiming to get social smokers to quit smoking before they become daily smokers.

Batman is in Afghanistan. In a series of PSA's, the 'Bagram Batman" is educating U.S. soldiers and civilians on useful safety precautions in a combat zone.

Altoona, a suburb of Des Moines, Iowa, gets another big high tech project.

Former colleagues and classmates of Boston Marathon suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev describe the alleged bomber.