With artificial intelligence systems entering the mainstream, researchers say teaching kids to call robots “it” can help develop healthy boundaries.

The La Brea Tar Pits is getting revamped for the first time since the museum opened 40 years ago.

Younger generations are rating certain American values as less important compared to the last couple decades.

On Saturday night, Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck sent shockwaves through the sports world when the news broke that he would be retiring in advance of this season, which officially gets underway next Thursday.

Some financial experts say letting your teenager either borrow your credit card or piggyback off your account can be an important learning opportunity. But it may feel like a risky move.

If a disaster forces you from your home, access to reliable phone service can help you get back on your feet. State utility regulators have voted to require phone companies to provide some essential basic services for survivors.

AirTalk’s weekly political roundtable recaps the big headlines you might have missed in political news over the weekend and looks ahead to the stories we’ll be watching through the week.

China’s Communist Party is making it clear that the use of force is still a possibility in Hong Kong, where protestors have gathered the last several months to oppose a controversial extradition bill and call for more political freedoms.

A world without nuclear weapons was close to reality in 1986 when Soviet and American leaders Mikhail Gorbachev and Ronald Reagan were in talks of a 10-year deal to eliminate the countries' arsenals.

The average child today quits playing sports by age 11, spending less than three years on these activities.