Fiat's Adorably Tiny EV Is Finally Coming To The United States
Fiat’s tiniest EV is finally headed to the U.S., raising big questions about how this microcar will fit into American roads, rules, and day-to-day use.
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Lowe's Hit With $12.5M Penalty Over Lead Paint Violations
Contractors must follow strict EPA rules when working with lead paint. A recent Lowe’s case shows how serious the consequences can be if they don’t.
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Live In New York? Don't Buy Another Gas Tool Until You See This Senate Bill
Electric landscaping tools are a great way to cut down on emissions, but a complete overhaul on the infrastructure would be required for a wide scale change.
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Car Registration Stickers Could Become A Thing Of The Past In Florida
Even if Florida eliminated the physical car registration sticker, drivers would still have to deal with the dreaded DMV and pay the annual fee.
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Why You Should Install Windows 11's December 2025 Patch ASAP
If you’ve been putting off Windows updates, this December release isn’t one to skip. Microsoft’s latest patch fixes issues that could put your PC at risk.
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Don't Bother With The Hemi V8 In The 2026 Ram 1500
You don't need to be a cynic to see the 2026 Ram 1500's Hemi option just doesn't add up.
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Self-Driving Waymo Car Cruises Through Active Crime Scene In LA
A viral clip shows a Waymo driverless car roll into a tense LAPD standoff, raising new questions about how autonomous vehicles handle real-world chaos.
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Subaru Hints That A Hybrid Outback Could Finally Be On The Horizon
Subaru fans who have been looking for a hybrid model of the company's iconic Outback line could finally be getting their wish in the near future.
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The World's Longest One-Way Flight Just Launched, And It's A Serious Time Saver
This one-way flight, run by China Eastern Airlines, crosses not only the Northern and Southern Hemisphere but also the Eastern and Western Hemispheres.
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Nevada Hopes New Law Will Pump The Brakes On DUI Drivers
Nevada isn't all that dangerous for driving, but DUIs are not uncommon. What's the new law that aims to curtail drivers who are under the influence?
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Over 82,000 Tires Were Just Recalled For An Unusual Error
Car parts undergo recalls for all sorts of reasons every day, but you're going to be surprised to learn why one company had to recall 82,000 tires.
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Navy Removes 150-Ton Concrete Platforms From The USS Arizona
The USS Arizona was one of the most historically significant warships in military history. The Navy just removed 150 tons of concrete from its remains.
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Triumph's Newest Touring Bike Is A Gorgeous Motorcycle With Specs To Match
Triumph ups the ante for adventure-touring riders with a feature-packed machine offering smart tech and a lively engine, without losing its iconic style.
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Swiss Government Sounds The Alarm Bell Over Cloud Storage Security Risks
Switzerland has issued a major warning regarding the use of popular cloud storage services. A new resolution effectively bans them for government use.
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GM's Making A Half-Billion-Dollar Bet On The Future Of Gas-Powered Cars
GM is pouring over half a billion dollars into two U.S. plants, but the main focus isn't EVs. See which gas-powered trucks and SUVs are getting a major lifeline.
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Subaru's Crosstrek Hybrid Gets More MPG But That's Not The Biggest Improvement
You expect better fuel economy from a hybrid, but that's not the only thing Subaru's 2026 Crosstrek gains.
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WI Cops Warn Commercial Drivers: Leave This Dangerous Mod Off Your Truck
A truck in Wisconsin was pulled over for a mod they had made to their truck. Here's what the mod was, why it was illegal, and what you can do instead.
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Japan Wants To Store Nuclear Waste Under This Town – Its Citizens Aren't So Sure
A small Japanese fishing town is being offered millions of dollars to store nuclear waste underground. But for many citizens, the cash isn't worth the risk.
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Valve Confirms What Everyone Feared About The Steam Machine's Pricing
Valve has confirmed the one thing gamers feared about the Steam Machine. It won't be priced like a console. See why this decision could be a "fatal flaw."
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Android Is Getting One Of The Most Controversial iOS AI Features - Who Asked For This?
Google is adapting one of Apple's few out-and-out failures as a new Android AI feature that it seems no one actually even wants. What's the point?
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Florida Man Claims Tesla Sparked Fire That Completely Destroyed Home
Waking up to a fire is the stuff of nightmares, but that's exactly what a Florida man and his family went through — and his Tesla may be at fault.
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The 2026 Rogue Plug-In Hybrid Is Intriguing, But Not For The Reason Nissan Intends
Nissan finally gives the Rogue a PHEV upgrade, but don't be misled by the badge on the grille.
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This Couple Cut Their Energy Bill Over Half Using Raspberry Pi To Heat Up Their Home
An older couple in the U.K. partnered with a startup to help reduce their energy bills, and it really worked out well. Here's how they did it.
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DJI Will No Longer Offer Support For These Drones - Is Yours One Of Them?
DJI, popular drone maker, is discontinuing support for a number of its devices in the U.S. and meanwhile darker things may be on the horizon.
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Anker's New 13-In-1 Docking Station Has A Nifty Removable Feature
Anker is famous for its charging tech, but it also has a lot of great peripherals, including this docking station with a very cool and unique feature.
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Antigravity A1 Review: An Entirely New Type Of Drone That Truly Makes It Feel Like You're Flying
Antigravity A1 has a way of making you feel like you're not just flying a drone, but like you're actually in the drone you're flying.
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EV Charging May Become Harder To Find In One US State
A U.S. state is introducing a steep new fee for commercial EV charging stations. Critics say the move could force businesses to pull the plug on chargers.
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