The Kawasaki Ninja 500 Offers Something Most 'Beginner' Bikes Don't
The "best" starter bike often leaves new riders eager to switch up, but could Kawasaki's most affordable Ninja keep upgradeitis at bay?
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Denmark's Proposed VPN Ban Had Experts Sounding The Alarm Bell
Denmark lawmakers recently faced significant backlash after proposing a bill to change the country's VPN laws. Here's what to know about the proposed ban.
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US Air Force's F-35 Fleet Is Getting A $240M Firepower Upgrade
The United States Air Force's F-35 fleet has received a $240 million contract, which will add a lot of new firepower. Here's what you need to know.
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These Robot Dogs With Human Faces Might Be The Worst Thing You See All Week
Prepare to be mildly horrified. A bizarre art installation by an infamous digital artist combines robotics, AI, and famous faces in a very creepy way.
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Menards To Pay Out Millions Over Misleading Rebate Program
The major home improvement store, Menards, allegedly sent out a misleading rebate program to customers, and now is paying out millions.
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Researchers Let AI Build Its Own Society And The Results Are Bizarre
Researchers allowed AI agents to build and run their own society as part of an experiment on AI behavior, but what they found was surprising.
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The 2026 Pathfinder Desperately Needed An Update, But Did Nissan Go Far Enough?
Nissan's refreshed Pathfinder is a three-row SUV that rewards reasonable expectations.
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Costco's Mega Gas Station Plan Sparks Outrage In CA
Costco has announced plans to expand its gas station offerings in California in a major way, but even fans of the warehouse chain aren't happy about it.
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This Car Brand Has Dethroned Subaru As Consumer Reports' Most Reliable
Subaru has a reputation for dependability, but it wasn't 2025's most reliable brand according to Consumer Reports. Which brand claimed that honor, though?
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Wisconsin's New License Plate Designs Are A Retro Blast From The Past
Drivers in Wisconsin will soon see something new — and old — on the road. This license plate update revives a classic aesthetic, and anyone can join in.
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'Snake Vision' System Could Make 4K Thermal Imaging A Reality
Thermal cameras have long been hobbled by low resolutions, but a new scientific breakthrough may change that and usher in an era of 4K thermal images.
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New Law Could Mean Increased Fines For Two-Wheel Drive Cars In Colorado
A new Colorado law is tightening winter driving enforcement, leaving certain vehicles more vulnerable to fines during storms on major routes.
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New Method For Repairing B-2 Bombers Saves The US Air Force Millions
The B-2 Spirit was an expensive aircraft to build, and repairs aren't cheap either, with the U.S. Air Force typically retiring then when they're damaged.
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Triumph's Stylish Retro Cafe Racer Is Making Its Way To The United States
Triumph is bringing a stylish new cafe racer to the U.S., blending retro design cues with updated performance and contemporary features.
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Cars With Rolled Back Odometers Are On The Rise, And One State Takes The Cake
A growing number of vehicles are being sold with rolled back odometers, and new data shows the issue is much worse in some states than others.
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'It's Outrageous': US Air Force Plane Nearly Hits Commercial JetBlue Flight
A close call involving a JetBlue flight and a U.S. military aircraft has sparked concern over flight safety in a region with heavy military activity.
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Company Unveils New Quantum Processor 100x Denser Than Any Other
There has been a break through in the quantum industry with a company unveiling a new processor that is 100x denser than any other.
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This Ultra-Rare EV1 Hasn't Been Driven In Years – But That Doesn't Mean It's Abandoned
General Motors made just over 1,000 EV1 models in the late 1990s. One ultra-rare surviving car could still be cranked up and driven one day.
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The World's First 'AI-Native' Airline Is Here - Here's What That Actually Means
A new airline says it's built around AI from the ground up. As it prepares for launch, we look at what this means for passengers and the future of aviation.
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Hyundai & Kia Agree To Pay $4.5M – Here's Who's Eligible To Claim
In a settlement involving 35 states, Hyundai and Kia agreed to pay $4.5 million to users affected by an issue involving vehicles' anti-theft technology.
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The 2026 Toyota RAV4 Is Missing One Big Engine Option
Toyota's RAV4 is incredibly popular, but Toyota isn't resting on its laurels. The 2026 model brings a host of changes — and one interesting omission.
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Teens Are Already Getting Around Australia's Social Media Ban
Australia just banned social media for everyone under 16. But tech-savvy teens have already found 3 simple ways to dodge the firewall and stay online.
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Turns Out Sailing A Homemade Houseboat On The Great Lakes Isn't A Great Idea
A homemade houseboat’s troubled journey across the Great Lakes highlights the risks of taking unconventional vessels into open, unpredictable waters.
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Footage Of Bizarre Aircraft Over California Goes Viral – But It's Not A UFO
While a strange craft resembling two passenger jets fused together was recently spotted over California, it's not a UFO (or UAP if you prefer).
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Yes, You Can Actually Find Gas For Under $2 In The US - Here's Where
Gas prices as a whole aren't dropping below the coveted $2 per gallon average, but there are some cities where you can find gas below $2 a gallon.
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Here's What's New For The Lexus SUV Lineup In 2026
Toyota-owned luxury automaker Lexus makes a lot of SUVs, too many to refresh every year, in fact. For the 2026 model year, here's what's getting an update.
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Two Car Rental Companies Accused Of Millions In Luxury Car Theft
Two Canadian rental car companies have been accused of involvement in a massive car theft and money laundering scheme involving millions of dollars.
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