A Jeopardy! contestant blew his opponents out of the water by having an outrageous number of correct answers in one game.

And while its biggest winners of all time seemingly know every bit of trivia possible, they probably couldn't answer one of the most-asked questions that current host Ken Jennings has heard. Because ...

An answer that appeared on a popular television game show is the talk of the Hudson Valley this week.

Devin Stone, adjunct law professor and host of LegalEagle on Youtube, revisits WIRED to once again answer your burning questions about criminal law. What’s the difference between a felony and a ...

Arnold, who tried for nearly a decade to get onto “Jeopardy!” finally had her chance to demonstrate what she knows about ...

Jeopardy! fans are debating a response that happens a lot during Final Jeopardy that many of them find “annoying.” Most of ...

Stone Harbor homeowner Joshua Weikert won 6 games on Jeopardy! and is now headed to the Tournament of Champions later this ...

Bryce Wargin, from Kansas City, Missouri, has a three-day total of $59,400. He returned for his fourth game to defend his ...

if a contestant is in the negatives by the time they reach Final Jeopardy, they are not allowed to compete in it. Only Wargin and Ramsey had a chance to answer the question. The question read ...

Bryce Wargin, from Kansas City, Missouri, returned for his second game of Jeopardy! after defeating six-day champion Josh Weikert. He faced two new competitors, one of whom did not qualify for Final ...

Bryce Wargin, from Kansas City, Missouri, returned for his second game of Jeopardy! after defeating six-day champion Josh Weikert. He faced two new competitors, one of whom did not qualify for ...