Actually, violent video games don’t create violent children, study says A study finds that there is little if any harm caused to children who play violent video games

What to watch at the Rio Games on Thursday RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — Day 13 of the Rio Games features medal action in track and field, beach volleyball, platform diving, wrestling and more. Here are some things to watch (all times local): TRACK AND FIELD Usain Bolt…

Yet Another Study Shows That Playing Video Games Could Be Good For You In a recent study, it’s been shown that yet again that there is a correlation between higher academic performance and playing video games.

Report: NFL To Use Microchipped Balls To Study Narrowing Uprights According to the Toronto Sun, the NFL will put microchips into game balls during the preseason and Thursday night games, the purpose of which is to track how easily balls are clearing the uprights on field goal attempts.

Russian track and field athletes banned from Rio Games VIENNA (AP) — Russia's track and field athletes will be banned from competing for their country at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics after a landmark decision Friday that punished the sports powerhouse for a systematic doping system that operated "from t Read more ... he top down" and tainted the entire team. In an unpr...

Not just fun and games: Players take video skills to field FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.

Cal Women's Field Hockey Team Still Doesn't Have A Field The women's field hockey team at the University of California, Berkeley still does not have a field of its own to play on, close to two years after athletes were told the school was taking theirs away.

Report: Most Arena Football Games End With Players Just Kind Of Walking Off Field LOUISVILLE, KY—According to a study published Friday by the University of Louisville, the majority of Arena Football League games abruptly end with the players just kind of walking off the field.

Report: Most Arena Football Games End With Players Just Kind Of Walking Off Field LOUISVILLE, KY—According to a study published Friday by the University of Louisville, the majority of Arena Football League games abruptly end with the players just kind of walking off the field.

Video games are not making us more violent, study shows Long-term research into homicide rates and depictions of violence in video games and movies shows no significant relationship. By Keith Stuart