Lawsuit Could See Florida License Plate Law Declared Unconstitutional
The saga of Florida's license plate law continues. The statute is being challenged in court and, if successful, may see the law rendered unconstitutional.
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Milwaukee's New Super Charger Can Charge Four Batteries In 90 Minutes
Milwaukee has a new Super Charger coming that ramps up charging speeds to new heights — along with other welcome upgrades over previous models.
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The Best 65-Inch TV You Can Buy For Under $1,000, According To Consumer Reports
Just because your TV budget can't stretch past $1,000 doesn't mean you have to make do with a small one, as this Consumer Reports-approved TV shows.
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JD Power Has Named Its Most Dependable Large Light-Duty Pickup For 2026
One of the best ways to get an idea of a pickup truck's reliability is JD Power's Vehicle Dependability Study. This is the truck that tops the 2026 list.
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Gas Just Hit $8 A Gallon In This Major US City
Gas prices have been steadily increasing due to strikes in Iran since the end of February, but now gas has hit $8 a gallon in one U.S. city.
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Are Eero Mesh Routers Better Than Google Nest Wi-Fi? What Consumer Reports Data Says
Eero and Google are two major players when it comes to mesh Wi-Fi routers, and here's how Consumer Reports ranks these two brands' offerings.
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4 Potential HDMI Splitter Hazards You Probably Didn't Know About
An HDMI splitter (not to be confused with an HDMI switch) can be useful for showing the same content on multiple streams, but there are hazards to be aware of.
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Harbor Freight's New Rolling Toolbox Packs 2 Very Useful Features
Harbor Freight has released a new version of its much-loved Bauer modular rolling toolbox that introduces a handful of very welcome new features.
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5 Cheap Home Depot Gift Ideas Anyone Can Use Year-Round
Finding the perfect present doesn't have to be expensive. Here are five universally useful gifts from the hardware store that everyone will love.
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Why People Keep Attacking & Vandalizing These Specific Traffic Cameras
You may have seen some black cameras with solar panels attached by the side of the road near you. They're quickly becoming the target of vandals. Here's why.
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4 Gadgets Sold At Lowe's That Any DIYer Would Consider A Must-Have
Weekend projects go a lot more smoothly when you have the right tools. These Lowe’s gadgets focus on accuracy, speed, and convenience that DIYers need.
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These Are The Best Days To Buy Gas In 2026, According To GasBuddy
Gas prices follow predictable weekly patterns, and a new GasBuddy analysis reveals when drivers are most likely to save at the pump in 2026.
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Ohio Could Be The Next State To Offer 'Blackout' License Plates
A new legislative bill could bring the popular blackout license plates to another state. Here is what the proposed aesthetic upgrade will cost.
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These States Make It Illegal To Toss Out Batteries – Even Regular AAs
While it's generally considered a bad idea to toss out certain kinds of batteries, states are starting to make laws against it, even including AA batteries.
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5 Tools Snap-On Makes That DeWalt Doesn't
Snap-On and DeWalt serve very different professionals. Looking beyond drills and saws shows where one brand goes much deeper than the other.
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What Do The Vertical & Diagonal Lines Stand For On Your Stihl Blower?
Although gas-powered leaf blowers aren't widely available, if you have a Stihl blower, you might be wondering what those vertical and diagonal lines are for.
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Forget Fast Food, This US State Is Opening Its First Drive-Thru Court
Courthouses aren’t known for convenience, but one U.S. jurisdiction is rethinking how people handle routine court business without going inside a building.
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The US Navy Has Now Officially Approved Use Of This Lethal Smart Weapon
The U.S. Navy is adding a new smart weapon to its arsenal, with its fleet of F/A-18-E/F Super Hornets slated to receive an impressive boost in combat prowess.
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Amazon's Fire TV Stick Still Has This Outdated Detail
Amazon’s Fire TV Stick keeps getting faster and smarter, but one lingering hardware choice feels stuck in the past for modern streaming setups.
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This Major Tool Brand Has A Bad Reputation You Should Know About Before You Buy
A strong reputation isn’t guaranteed in the tool world, and one popular brand has faced repeated concerns over reliability and customer support.
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Sony Patented A Fully Touchscreen PlayStation Controller - But Don't Get Excited
Sony has filed a patent for a completely touchscreen-based controller, but don't count on it being part of the PlayStation 6 just yet or anything.
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This Dangerous Road In China Will Make You Wish For Your Normal Traffic Jam
Some roads are so extreme they make daily traffic feel relaxing, and one cliffside route in China is often cited as one of the world’s most dangerous.
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The FBI Says These Wi-Fi Routers Are Unsafe, And Here's Why
The FBI has named a series of Wi-Fi routers as being unsafe. If you're using a router from this brand, you might want to check if yours is one of the models.
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How The Harley-Davidson Electra Glide Got Its Name
The Harley-Davidson Electra Glide is an iconic motorcycle that first hit the road in 1965. Here's how the bike got its name.
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Common Mistakes Almost Everyone Makes When Shopping At Lowe's
If you frequently shop at Lowe's Home Improvement, then you will want to know these common mistakes almost every shopper makes.
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Do TSA Rules Require You To Take Off Your Headphones During Screening?
There are several rules to be aware of when going through TSA, but do you need to worry about taking your headphones off? Here's what you need to know.
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Why Do Electrical Plugs Have Different Sized Prongs?
Plugs where one blade is wider than the other can be annoying, but they'll also keep you a lot safer. Here's why they're like that and how it works.
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