US State Pushes To Install Forced Speed Limiters In Reckless Drivers' Cars
Reckless drivers pushing past the speed limit are a serious threat on the open road, but a bill being floated by one US state may have a solution.
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Honda's Rebel 300 E-Clutch Makes A Beginner Bike Even Better, Not Just For New Riders
Honda's Rebel 300 upgrade for 2026 removes one of the biggest pain points for newbies.
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Tony Stark's Acura NSX From 'The Avengers' Could Be Yours If The Price Is Right
A piece of Marvel movie history can be yours, as the one-of-a-kind Acura NSX driven by Iron Man in The Avengers is about to hit the auction block.
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These Michigan Gas Stations Drop Prices Below $2 As Battle For Customers Continues
In today's economy, any cents saved on gas are welcome. These two Michigan gas stations are trying to lure customers in with prices below $2.
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Toyota Facing Class-Action Over Transmissions Allegedly 'Plagued' By Defects
In December, a proposed lawsuit was filed in Texas court over Toyota transmissions which may have defects. Here's everything you need to know.
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Geico Sues Michigan Woman For Unexpected Reason After She Files Claim
You may expect to file a claim and gear up for a lawsuit after a car accident. But this woman in Michigan was actually sued by the insurance company itself.
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Mazda Purposefully Tanked Sales Of Its Entry-Level SUV
Mazda’s entry-level SUV saw a steep sales drop in 2025, but the decline wasn’t accidental. Industry pressures shaped a calculated decision.
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Honda's 2026 Odyssey Will Make You Rethink Minivans
Drop your minivan preconceptions: they're almost certainly outdated.
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Elon Musk Admits China Is Beating America To His EV Vision
Tesla is probably the most recognizable name in the United States for electric vehicles, but that's not the case in the rest of the world, particularly China.
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AI Can Be A Dangerous Tool: Here Are Some Of The Biggest Concerns Among Workers
AI-powered tools are becoming more commonplace than ever, but now workers are sounding alarms, and it all comes back to how the tools are being tested.
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State Admits 'Sober DUI' Arrests Are Far More Common Than Claimed
Nobody wants to be arrested for DUI, especially if they're sober. Unfortunately, it turns out that false DUI arrests are a disturbingly common occurence.
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Boeing Facing $10M Lawsuit After Plane Lost Door Plug Mid-Flight
After a Boeing jet lost its door plug during a routine flight in 2024, the company initially blamed the flight crew. Now, it's facing a lawsuit.
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iOS 26 Finally Lets You Disable One Of The iPhone's Worst UI Settings
Apple's latest version of iOS brought with it a handful of welcome upgrades, but this much-needed UI toggle may be one of the better ones.
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This Canadian-Made Muscle Car Was Just Named Car Of The Year
A new year brings with it a new car of the year, and 2026's recipient is a beefy performance vehicle that wears its Canadian assembly on its sleeve.
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Waymo Blames Human Driver For Self-Driving Taxi Screw Up
In September 2025, a video of Waymo car driving onto a golf course was widely shared. Now, one was reportedly parked in a bike lane in Denver, Colorado.
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This State's Residents Can Now Erase Their Digital Footprint So Much Easier Than Before
Deleting data from the websites is a long and tedious process, but one state has introduced a program that is changing how residents protect their privacy.
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Study Shows Dangerous Plastics Are Being Used As Fuel To Heat Homes
As plastic waste piles up worldwide, researchers are uncovering troubling ways it’s being reused, with consequences that extend beyond pollution.
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This State Has The Highest Fees For EVs In 2026
While getting an EV may seem like an economical decision, you still need to worry about high registration fees in some states. Here's what you need to know.
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This Popular Car Brand Recorded Its Worst US Sales In Years
A German giant just recorded its lowest U.S. sales numbers since the pandemic. We dive into the data to see why buyers are suddenly walking away.
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This Google Photos Teardown Reveals Users May Get This In-Demand Feature Soon
Google is regularly updating and adding new features to its suite of apps, and it may be finally adding a long-requested Photos feature in the future.
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You're Going To Get Less For Your iPhone Trade-Ins Now
Trading in your iPhone is a great way to subsidize your next iPhone, but Apple's trade in values have declined recently. Here's how much you can expect to get.
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TSA Is Expanding PreCheck System To Make The Process Smoother For Most Travelers
Getting through airports can be a hassle, taking forever just to finally get to your gate, so TSA is always trying out new methods to speed things along.
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Honda's Current 'H' Logo Is Getting Replaced For Good
Honda has announced it will be refreshing its brand identity in 2026, revealing an updated logo to usher in the brand's next wave of electric vehicles.
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The Cheap Toyota I'd Probably Pick If I Wanted A New Car On A Budget
Budgets are tight, and the options for gas-sipping hybrid crossovers that don't break the bank are in short supply.
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This City Claims To Be First In The US To Deploy New Police Drone
One U.S. city has retired its traditional police aircraft and replaced them with drones, including one the department says is the first of its kind.
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If You Use Verizon, You Could Be Eligible For Account Credits Right Now
On Wednesday January 14, 2026, Verizon experienced a 10-hour outage, affecting more than 175,000 users. As of January 15, the network is back up.
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Police Seeking Thieves Who Pulled Off $2M Luxury Car Heist
Car thefts are a common occurence, but some can still grab headlines due to how significant the losses are. This Canadian theft is one of those incidents.
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