2027 Toyota Highlander EV First Look: 3 Rows, 2 Batteries, 1 Big Question
Toyota's new Highlander gets a bold design and an all-electric drivetrain. Is it enough to win the growing three-row SUV segment?
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Ryobi's New Yard Tool Will Finally Make Your 2Ah Batteries Seem Useful
Ryobi's 2Ah battery may not be the longest-lived one the brand makes, but you can get some pretty decent mileage out of it with this new yard equipment.
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ATM Malware Scheme Allegedly Stole Millions With Nothing But A Thumb Drive
A federal indictment reveals a coordinated ATM scheme spanning the country, with suspects using an unusually simple tactic to trigger massive cash payouts.
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Not AT&T, Not Verizon: This Is JD Power's Overall Best In Wireless Network Quality
Last year, Verizon was the leading wireless network provider in multiple regions around the United States, but this year it passes the crown.
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Before The Winter Storm Hits, Make Sure Your Car Has These Essential Items
This winter is bringing on a particularly harsh winter storm, so make sure you're properly prepared by getting these essential safety items for your car.
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UK Program Aims To Bring 3D-Printed Drones To The Battlefield
Could the next wave of battlefield drones be built right beside the troops who use them? A UK experiment hints at a fast, flexible future for combat tech.
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Audi's 2026 A6 Pairs V6 Power With A Sensible Price, But Early-Adopters Miss The Biggest Change
Audi’s new A6 drives well and won’t break the bank, but patience gets you an even better car.
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King Charles' New Rolls-Royce Makes Its Debut – Here's What's Under The Hood
One of King Charles' many coronation gifts was a luxurious Rolls-Royce SUV with quite a powerful engine under the hood. But what engine is it, exactly?
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Why Navy Planes Recently Flew In Formation Over The USS Gerald R. Ford
A dramatic formation of jets and helicopters swept over the USS Gerald R. Ford, marking a significant event in the carrier’s latest deployment.
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Navy Base Shoots Down Unauthorized Drone, But The Pilot Was One Of Their Own
When the Navy responded to an unauthorized drone in proximity to one of its bases, it didn't expect to find the culprit inside the base. Here's what happened.
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Discord's Going To Censor Your Account Unless You Provide ID Or Face Scan
Discord is about to change how accounts access certain features, and millions of users may need to take a new step to keep using the platform as usual.
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New Report Shows Just How Few Users Actually Want AI On Their Phone
An eye-opening report from research group Circana is not showing promising results for customer AI usage on smartphones. But what does that really mean?
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80,000 Jeep Grand Cherokees Recalled – How To Know If Yours Is One
Jeep has started a recall of its Grand Cherokee model in a move that may sound familiar if you've owned yours for very long. Here's who is affected.
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This Chinese Automaker's EV Supercar Comes With Hennessey Venom Horsepower
This Chinese electric supercar is making a big impact on the market, and its specs make it no wonder why enthusiasts are so excited about it.
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Sorry, Chiefs Fans: Your Vanity License Plates Could Soon Be Banned
The Kansas City Chiefs' future move has had some repercussions including new legislation that seeks to discontinue the team's vanity plates in Missouri.
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New NASA Wing Tech Helps Plane Reach 144 MPH Without Ever Taking Off
NASA is developing a new type of wing that can save commercial airlines billions of dollars every year and early tests look very promising Here's what we know.
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Chinese Company Claims New Battery Can Last Over 1M Miles On The Road
A Chinese company is making a striking promise about the future of EV batteries. The engineering behind it could change how cars charge and how long they last.
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11 New Milwaukee Products Coming In 2026 You Should Know About
Milwaukee is known for high-quality tools, and it has a bunch of new offerings for 2026. Here are some of the ones we are looking forward to.
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Tesla And Waymo Push Back On Robotaxi Critics In Front Of The US Senate
What happened at the "Hit the Road, Mac" Senate hearing? We look at Tesla and Waymo's defense against claims of illegal bus passing and robotaxi crashes.
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SpaceX Acquires xAI: How Much Is The Combined Company Worth?
Two Elon Musk-owned companies, SpaceX and xAI, have begun a massive merger. What will be the result of the combination and how much will it be worth?
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'Horrifying Wake Up Call': CA Teamsters Demand Waymo's License Be Revoked
A child's injury in Santa Monica just became the center of a legal war. Learn why California's biggest union wants to pull the plug on Waymo now.
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Tesla's 'Blade Runner' Lawsuit Isn't Looking Good For Elon Musk
A single 11-second slideshow image could cost Tesla millions. Check out the legal mistake Elon Musk made at the "We, Robot" event that he can't walk away from.
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'Biomimetic AI Robot' Debuts In China (And It's As Creepy As It Sounds)
With lifelike expressions, realistic movement, and even body warmth, this new humanoid robot is turning heads and it may make you feel uneasy.
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Harbor Freight Just Dropped A New Purple Color For Several US General Tool Cabinets
Harbor Freight's U.S. General tool cabinets are generally well-regarded, and many of the third-gen products are now available in an eye-catching purple.
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Meet HANX: The US Marine Corps Unveils First Modular 3D-Printed Drone
Military drone technology is advancing quickly, and the U.S has a new 3D-printed drone that was designed and built by a team of Marines in North Carolina
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5 Costco TVs That Would Be Great To Watch The Super Bowl On
The Super Bowl is one of the biggest sporting events, but you need a good TV to watch it on. Here are five options from Costco that are worth considering.
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Why The US Coast Guard Has Ships Conducting Operations In NYC
US Coast Guard vessels are responsible for a lot more than chasing miscreants and intercepting contraband on the high seas.
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