Terminator

Arnold Schwarzenegger said he'd be back. And he brought Linda Hamilton with him.

The new film reunites Arnold Schwarzenegger and Linda Hamilton on-screen.

NASA's Image of the Day shows an interesting circular cloud formation, taken above the Pacific Ocean on April 4, 2019 by an astronaut in the ISS.

Somehow, Arnold Schwarzenegger's reformed Terminator Model 101 survived (or was replaced) after his molten metal dip in "Terminator 2: Judgment Day.'

Skybot F-850, also known as Fedor, left Earth on the Soyuz-2.1a rocket late Wednesday night.

Hedonistic. Futuristic. Action-packed. It can't be any other era than the 1980s.

A new "Terminator" VR experience heads to California later this year.

Russia's "Terminator" made its military debut last year in Syria and now the latest installment is set to include controlled air burst shells.

The top film is a well-known classic.

The former California governor had some choice words for the president.

The U.S. will not keep up with its rivals if it does not make a big technological leap in its planning for future army kit, General Mark Milley has warned.

Fedor can already fire guns, lift weights and drive in a straight line.

The filmmaker never misses an opportunity to pat himself on the back for advancing the cause of women in film.

"You won't see either of us back in that world, I think it's safe to say."

"James Cameron's inability to understand what 'Wonder Woman' is, or stands for, to women all over the world is unsurprising, as though he is a great filmmaker, he is not a woman," wrote the film's director, Patty Jenkins.

The arrival of autonomous weapons systems will be as revolutionary to war as gunpowder and nuclear arms.

Expect recurring roles in "Star Wars" and "X-Men" from the Emmy-winning cast.

Bosco Ntaganda, an ex-rebel commander in eastern Congo, allegedly recruited child soldiers and oversaw brutal massacres.

The actor had a close encounter with a bull elephant while on safari in South Africa.

Others see benefits of autonomous weapons systems, as long as the human factor remains.

Russia will show off advancements in military hardware, including a humanoid robot soldier.

Should battlefield bots be banned? Or would they minimize the horrors of war?