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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Texas Sues Major Smart TV Companies Over Spying Software Claims
Five major TV manufacturers are now facing lawsuits from the Texas Attorney General, and it's all tied to accusations that TVs are being used to spy on users.
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Travelers Coming To The US Could Be Forced To Show Years Of Social Media
Travelers from 42 countries can stay in the U.S. for 90 days without getting a visa in advance. Now, those travelers may have to show social media to get in.
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US Officials Say This Vehicle Might Make A Comeback With New Fuel Economy Laws
The Trump administration has proposed major changes to Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards that could lead to the comeback of this body style.
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Boeing's Long-Delayed Air Force One Jets Have A New Delivery Date
Originally set to be delivered in 2024, Boeing's Air Force One jets have a new delivery date that now nearly surpasses the administration they were built for.
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School Zone Speed Cameras Are Busting Drivers Even Outside Of Posted Hours In GA
Speed cameras are a controversial method of enforcing speed limits in school zones, but some drivers are getting ticketed when they aren't technically speeding.
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Gas Prices Are Dropping Across The Country – AAA Thinks It Knows Why
Gas prices are always a popular subject, but right now, they are dropping in the United States. AAA says this is the reason as to why.
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Florida DMV Finally Clarifies Confusing License Plate Frame Law
A new Florida license plate frame law has left drivers guessing, prompting officials to clarify what could trigger fines or worse.
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Subaru's More Expensive 2026 Outback Has Divisive Looks, But Its Interior Won Me Over
Subaru's decision to go all-in on SUV styling may have upset Outback fans, but it's what's new inside that marks the biggest change.
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Suspicious Of Your Spotify Wrapped? You Should Be
Your Spotify Wrapped is here, and it's showing you all the top hits from the past year -- or is it? We've collected some data and we're not so sure.
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Florida License Plate Law Continues To Confuse Drivers Hit With Fines
Florida's new license plate law continues to confuse drivers and create lots of surprise tickets in the state. What can you do to avoid a fine?
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OnePlus 15R Review: Good Enough Is No Longer An Option
OnePlus' "R-series" phones return, this time with a few features that have us scratching our heads -- along with a price that might not match the value.
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OnePlus Pad 2 Go Review: Better Specs, Same Big Question
If you're looking for the newest Android tablet on the market, this is it. If you're looking for the best value in a tablet today, this isn't the one.
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GM's V8 Engine Recall Just Got Even Worse For The Company
GM's L87 engine has been the subject of a massive 600,000-vehicle recall and an NHTSA investigation, but things have just taken a turn for the worse.
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ChatGPT-5.2 Is Here – Here's What The New Model Can Do
OpenAI has released ChatGPT-5.2, its latest update. Is it a big leap like some previous updates, or more of an iterative upgrade? Here's what's changed.
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Executive Order Could Greatly Limit States From Regulating AI
Several states have been trying to put their own AI regulations in place as the technology evolves, but a new executive order could limit their powers.
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Cadillac Will Use The 2026 Super Bowl To Make Some Big Reveals
Cadillac has announced that it'll be revealing a huge part of its 2026 motorsport program at the 2026 Super Bowl. Here's what it has in store.
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Canadian Telecom Giant Launches Low-Cost Starlink-Based Mobile Service
A major Canadian wireless provider is rolling out a new Starlink-based satellite internet service, but there are several caveats to keep in mind.
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Over A Dozen Arrested In Historically Massive Home Depot Theft Ring
A New York-based theft ring targeting Home Depot stores has been busted — here are the staggering numbers behind this historic series of thefts.
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Lost Robot Rescued From The Antarctic Ice Carrying Crucial Data
A drone that went on an unexpected journey through Antarctic ice sheets has been saved by scientists, bringing with it never before seen data.
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