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The decades-old dispute harkens back to World War II and the rise of Mao Zedong.

The findings, published in the journal Primates, theorize that this strange behavior may be because of "mate deprivation."

Here’s a roundup of what we know about the Nintendo Switch before the presentation.

The alternative model for Sony's console will sport a brand new finish.

Hackers in Russia and Japan have already figured out how to add more games to the NES Classic Edition. Here's how you can play any game on Nintendo's NES Classic Edition.

Monday's holiday saw a slight uptick in participation from last year's record low amount.

Singer-songwriter Katy Perry is happy for her grandmother Ann Hudson's new milestone — celebrating her 96th birthday.

Japan has withdrawn its ambassador to South Korea over a statue depicting a Korean victim of Japanese wartime sex slavery.

A team of researchers has created a series of "threat maps" that reveals the impact of human consumption on global biodiversity.

The Nashville native, who founded private equity firm Hagerty Peterson, has spent several years in Japan during his time with business consulting firm Boston Consulting Group.

Apple will invest $1 billion in fund set up by Japanese telecom company SoftBank to finance new technology.

Negotiations and passive military maneuvers, as well as sanctions, are the few things the president-elect can do to Kim Jong Un.

German reinsurance giant Munich Re Group said Wednesday natural disasters caused $175 billion worth of damages in 2016.

Winter has come, but there are ways to escape—even on a tight budget.

U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner called for the president-elect to enforce sanctions on Kim Jong Un's regime.

Did you know that about half of Americans won't go out for New Year's Eve this year?

Scheduled to start on Feb. 24, the concept will allow employees to finish work early on the last Friday of every month to get some time for themselves.

Not every country in the world celebrates the new year with booze and fireworks.

Sorry "Yuri on Ice" fans. The figure skating anime series failed to earn the top spot of Crunchyroll’s “most popular” anime for this year.

The airbag manufacturer is expected to pay up to $1 billion to resolve allegations of criminal wrongdoing, the Wall Street Journal reported.

Dentsu CEO Tadashi Ishii said he will step down as chief in January following the 2015 suicide of an employee who had worked hundreds of hours overtime.