The F-22 Raptor Is Getting 2 New Upgrades
The F-22 is getting a bit long in the teeth, having first entered service in 2005. However, The War Zone reported that this aircraft is getting some upgrades.
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BMW's New i3 Is More Than Just An Electric 3 Series
The 2027 BMW i3 may look relatively normal, but it's an electric revolution.
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5 Exciting New Milwaukee Tools & Accessories Arriving In April 2026
April 2026’s Milwaukee lineup brings a range of new tools, accessories, and safety gear, plus a brand-new category with over a hundred items.
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Carjackers Turn VA Man's Dream Corvette Into A Repair Nightmare
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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This Android Update Could Make Your Phone Faster Than Ever
Android phones may get a speed boost from a deeper software change, one that optimizes the kernel using real-world app usage data more effectively.
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Illinois Wants To Make Speed Limiters Mandatory For Some Drivers
Illinois' Secretary of State has made it a priority to improve safety on the roads. A new bill would require certain reckless drivers to use speed limiters.
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Are Red Light Camera Tickets Actually Illegal? This Judge Thinks They Are
Advocates of red light cameras claim that the citations they hand out help keep drivers safe. However, one judge believes that those tickets are illegal.
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New Bill Aims To Stop DUI Drivers In This State From Buying Alcohol
A proposed law would mean that some drivers convicted of DUI would be prevented from buying alcohol while on probation. Here's how it would be enforced.
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This Popular Chevy EV Color Is Off The Market For The Rest Of 2026
Chevy's newest addition to its EV lineup, the Equinox, is down one popular color, likely for the rest of the year. Why can't you pick that color anymore?
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2027 Kia Telluride Drives Like A Luxury SUV, But Fuel Economy Won't Bust Your Budget
The redesigned Telluride gets controversial styling for 2027, but you won't argue with the fuel economy gains from the new hybrid engine.
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FAA Launches Pilot Program For Real-World Air Taxi Testing
They're not exactly flying cars, but small electric helicopters might become a more common sight in the future thanks to the FAA's new pilot training program.
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AirPods Max 2: Everything Apple Upgraded (And How Much They Cost)
Apple just launched the AirPods Max 2 which now come with some notable features that were missing from its predecessor. Here's what you need to know.
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The 2026 Audi Q3 Is Better Than It Needs To Be
Audi's new Q3 gets a price bump along with an increase in power, but is that enough in the competitive - and cost-conscious - luxury crossover segment?
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The US Navy's New Solar-Powered 'Lightfish' Drone Can Patrol Oceans For Days
The U.S. Navy has tested a new drone that could expand its surveillance capabilities greatly, patroling the seas for days on end without human intervention.
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Your Legally Registered 'Motorcycle' Might Not Count Under Proposed US Law
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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Elon Musk's Data Centers Keep Getting Louder And Residents Are Fed Up
A formerly quiet Mississippi road now sounds like an airport runway, leaving residents sleep-deprived and demanding answers. And it's all because of AI.
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California Facing Federal Lawsuit Over Gas Prices, Car Pollution Laws
The federal government is suing to block the state's plan to ban gas-powered cars by 2035. Here is a breakdown of the escalating legal battle.
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4 New Ryobi Link Storage Products In 2026 We're Most Excited For
Ryobi’s modular Link system keeps growing in 2026. A few new additions aim to solve common complaints while expanding what the platform can actually do.
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Your Next Toyota Model May Be Built With The Help Of A Robot Named Digit
A new kind of factory worker is joining Toyota’s production lines — handling repetitive tasks and hinting at a very different future for auto manufacturing.
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Your Ford Mustang Or F-150 Can Now Get A Supercharged HP Upgrade
If your Ford Mustang or F-150 aren't already impressive enough for you, good news: Ford is now selling supercharger upgrade kits for these popular models.
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Chevy's 2026 Equinox EV Trades Big Thrills For Small Bills
Chevrolet's electric Equinox doesn't reinvent the wheel (and that's a good thing).
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As Rivian Confirms R2 Pricing And Range, Is This Perfect Timing For A New Electric SUV?
Rivian's second SUV arrives amid unstable gas prices and rival automakers pulling back on EVs.
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California Is Cracking Down On Drivers With Plates From One Specific State
A sneaky loophole that helped wealthy car buyers sidestep taxes is now under scrutiny, as California authorities launch sweeping investigations.
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US Air Force Sends B-21 Bomber Production Into Overdrive
The U.S. Air Force wants to replace the aging B-2 bomber as soon as possible and has instructed Northrop Grumman to kick production of the B-21 into high gear.
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Florida Bill Amendment Would Allow License Plate Frames – But There's A Catch
Florida House Bill 543 attempts to clarify if license plate frames are legal after the HB 253 ban. Discover why the amendment will likely fail.
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Has The 2026 Toyota Highlander Outstayed Its Welcome?
As Toyota's three-row SUV prepares to go all-electric, will we look back with fondness on today's Highlander?
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Americans Are Quietly Installing DIY Solar To Fight Skyrocketing Energy Bills
While we can't control how much electricity costs, many Americans are showing that it is possible to at least choose where we get some of it from.
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