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China's new Type 055 destroyers were undergoing training exercises as of early 2026. They have been deemed some of the most powerful ships in the world.
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Volkswagen is one of the many automakers that will be seriously affected by the Trump Administration's import tariffs. How will this impact consumers?
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Some drivers will try anything to skip traffic, but not all hacks pay off. Here's how using a dummy in an HOV lane could land you in trouble.
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North Korean hackers just compromised a massively popular tool to steal crypto. Find out if your business downloaded this infected software.
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Frustrated by an expensive bar tab, one engineer unleashed a brilliant AI scheme to secretly map out exactly where to find the cheapest pints.
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Amazon has sales and deals all the time, and they're pretty good for the most part, but where are all the really big discounts on Amazon hiding?
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What should be a reliable everyday choice is leaving many drivers disappointed. Find out why users are giving these Michelin tires such poor reviews.
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When an expected car problem leads to a costly estimate, one driver decides to dig deeper — and what he finds turns into a lesson worth sharing.
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A Chinese open-pit coal mine deployed 100 autonomous, AI-powered trucks in 2025, and they've already set three records for autonomous mining trucks.
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With utility prices the way they are, many Americans would likely welcome a cheaper electric bill. However, only some will have access to these savings.
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Sure, modern iPhones are way more powerful today than they were just a few years ago, but how much more powerful are they than an '80s supercomputer?
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In the latter half of the 20th century, cars were federally mandated to include bizarre automatic seatbelts. Why did automakers stop using them?
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Researchers have unveiled a bizarre new 10-pound machine that mimics human biology to stretch, shrink, and squeeze through impossible gaps.
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A 2025 JD Power study has revealed in its latest brand loyalty study that neither Chevy nor Toyota took the top spot for having loyal truck buyers.
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Plymouth is best known for muscle cars like the Barracuda, but the American automaker also offered a tiny bruiser during the first half of the 1970s.
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Most cars depreciate quite badly the moment they leave a dealer's forecourt, but this particular Chevrolet is doing quite a bit better than most.
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An affordable new drone just launched that shoots incredible 8K video in every direction, but a strict federal ban means Americans cannot buy it.
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A new federal proposal could force electric vehicle owners to pay nearly triple the taxes of gas-powered cars. Here is a breakdown of the fees.
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Need a new battery for your DeWalt tools? Well, you're in luck: Amazon has slashed prices on some 20V Max batteries ahead of its Big Spring Sale.
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The military's "Shark Tank"-inspired competition, Dragon's Lair, has produced a new piece of tech hardware that's already rolling out less than a year later.
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A centuries-old navy ship has unexpectedly reappeared in the Baltic Sea, revealing clues about history, preservation, and the forces that kept it hidden.
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Cybercriminals are turning older Wi-Fi setups into illegal proxy networks. Here is the FBI's list of affected routers and how to protect yourself.
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Carjackers can absolutely ruin your day, but one man in Virginia endured a nightmare with thousands of dollars of damage to his dream car. Here's what happened.
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A legal case is challenging long-held protections for tech giants, raising important questions about design, responsibility, and what users are signing up for.
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When you ease your car over into a turning lane, you might wonder if you also have to turn on your signal. Here's what California law has to say.
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Autocycles aren't quite cars or motorcycles, but something in-between. In most areas, they can be registered as motorcycles, but soon that might change.
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Immediately after U.S. strikes on Iran, gas prices increased and currently aren't showing any signs of stopping. How high might they go if the conflict goes on?
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