Study Shows These Home Appliances Could Be Putting Kids (And You) At Risk
There are plenty of health hazards lurking in our homes, but you might not suspect how these common household devices could harm your family.
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Microsoft Has A New Strategy To Stop Windows Users From Downloading Chrome
The first thing that most Windows users do is probably download Google Chrome to replace Edge — and Microsoft is trying even harder to stop that.
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New Study Unveils The Deadliest Intersections In NYC
New York City is famous for its pedestrians. A side effect to that is how dangerous it can be for them. Here are the deadliest intersections in the city.
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New York Is Fighting Subway Fare Skippers With Spikes And Paddles
People on the New York City subway have been skipping paying their fares for a long time now. How is the Metropolitan Transport Authority fighting back?
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Communities Across America Push Back On AI Data Centers
Residents are successfully halting billions in AI projects from Google and xAI. Find out why local pushback is surging and what it means for your power bill.
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Gen 1 Starlink Routers Will Soon Be 'Obsolete' – But You Can Upgrade For Free
Users of early generation Starlink routers are facing the reality of aging technology, as their routers are declared obsolete. Here's what you need to do.
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Manufacturing Finally Kicks Off On World's First Flying Car
Mass-produced flying cars may feel like the stuff of science-fiction, but one Californian startup has made a crucial step in turning that dream into a reality.
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Arizona Law Could End Interstate Speed Limits, But With One Big Catch
Arizona has massive stretches of highway that can get quite boring if you drive the speed limit. How does the new proposed law plan to change that?
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Vehicle-To-Home Charging Shown To Save EV Owners Up To 90%
You already know you can use your home's power sources to charge your electric vehicle, but soon you may be able to power your house from your vehicle.
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Acura's Original NSX Was My Dream Car. Was Finally Driving It A Letdown?
Acura's NSX aimed high as the everyday supercar to put Ferrari to shame, but does it live up to expectations 35 years on?
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New Ticket Fees Set To Hit NYC Subway Riders In 2026
The New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority has confirmed higher fare prices with the rollout of the new OMNY cards. How big will these price hikes be?
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Google Just Gave Gemini Users A Powerful New Vibe Coding Tool
Google's new "vibe-coding" tool lets you build functional mini-apps just by describing them. Find out how to access this no-code builder directly in Gemini
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China's 'Manhattan Project' Could Close The Gap In AI Race With The West
China just built an historical chipmaking prototype in total secrecy. From EUV reverse-engineering to 2nm patents, here is how the AI race just shifted.
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This Popular Drone Brand Is Now Officially Banned In The US (But There's A Catch)
Drones can be a vital tool for enthusiasts, businesses, and the government, but this popular brand has been banned in the U.S. Here's the scoop.
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This Road Can Wirelessly Charge An Electric Semi At 65 MPH
Issues around EV range and charging infrastructure are big impediments to their wholesale adoption, but what if roads could charge EVs as they drive?
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US Heat Pump Incentives Are Ending – Here's How Much Prices Could Rise
The American government's heat pump purchase incentive ends in a few days, meaning that heating your home could become a lot more expensive.
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Is OpenAI Falling Behind In The Artificial Intelligence 'Arms Race'?
Despite many proclamations of doom, OpenAI and ChatGPT are still kicking for now. Are they at risk of being beaten by competitors or still safe for the moment?
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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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