Lost WWII Ship USS Quincy Finally Seen Again For The First Time In Decades
The USS Quincy is one of the 20,000 ships sunk during WWII, and it's been resting out of sight since it was first discovered in 1992 — unitl now.
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New York's First Wind Farm Has Been Torn Down, And It's Easy To Understand Why
Demolishing wind turbines may not appear like a positive move, but there was a very good reason to bring down New York's first-ever wind farm.
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It's Ducati's Cheapest Motorcycle, But The 2025 Scrambler Isn't Just For Beginners
The 2025 Scrambler is Ducati-flavored nostalgia you'll either love or hate.
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Elon Musk Tweet Shoots Down Reported 10,000 Robot Deal
Elon Musk is once again in the spotlight with a tweet, saying that the 10,000 robot deal is fake. Here's what you need to know about the drama.
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Another Southeast Asian Nation Owns A Submarine Thanks To China (Here's Why It Matters)
An agreement for China to sell a submarine to U.S. ally Thailand is finally coming together after years of bargaining. Here's what that means on a global scale.
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This PS5 Update Comes With 2 New Features, But There's A Catch
Even though the PS5 has been out since 2020, Sony continues to update and improve the console. Now, there are two new features, but there's a catch.
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Consumer Reports' Top 3 Most Reliable Auto Brands Just Recalled 90K Models - Here's Why
Just because they rank high on Consumer Reports' list of most reliable models, doesn't mean they are immune to recalls. Here's what you need to know.
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Don't Get Too Close To Air Force One Or An Air Traffic Controller Will Embarrass You
Audio from the air traffic controller, who spoke to a Spirit Airlines flight on the runway, showed how tense things get when Air Force One is passing through.
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Creepy Virginia Police Cameras Tracked One Driver 526 Times In 4 Months
Virginia residents and visitors are having some serious concerns regarding police cameras tracking them. Here's everything you need to know.
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Nvidia Is Forking Over $5 Billion For A Piece Of Intel
With the aim of collaboration, alongside helping keep the U.S. chipmaker afloat, Nvidia's significant investment in Intel should be mutually beneficial.
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Venezuela's Military Put Its Russian Fighter Jets On Display To Intimidate Trump & The US
Venezuela recently dispatched a military display, including an array of Sukhoi Su-30 "Flanker" fighter jets, in the Caribbean amid rising tensions.
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NATO Intercepts 'Brazen' And 'Reckless' Russian Jets In Estonian Airspace
Russia sent in several MiG-31 'Foxhound' jets within Estonian airspace this past week, prompting the country and other NATO partners to discuss their options.
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This Kia Telluride X-Pro Looks Great, But It's Not The Trim I'd Buy
Kia's three-row SUV takes on luxury rivals in this well-equipped configuration, but does an expensive Telluride lose sight of its primary appeal?
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This Town May Lose Its T-Mobile Service Because The Company Won't Pay $88k
Residents in one small town are facing diminished cell phone service after a dispute with T-Mobile over a local tower. Here's what happened.
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What Rights Does A Country Have If A Drone Breaches Its Airspace?
There have been multiple instances of aircraft entering the airspace of another country. Sometimes it's a one-off instance and benign, other times, not so much.
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A Florida Bill Aims To Change Trucker Weigh Station Protocol - Here's What That Means
Truckers have to deal with a lot on the road, not least going through weigh stations. A new Florida bill could make that process even stricter.
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Why Are The Cables Under The Red Sea So Important & What Happens If They Get Cut?
There are miles of cables that run under the Red Sea, but what are they for and why are they so important? What happens if they are damaged or cut?
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Lowe's Is Selling Craftsman's 10-Drawer Rolling Tool Cabinet With A Steep Discount
In need of storage for all of your tools that are strewn around the garage? Lowe's is offering a huge discount on a popular Craftsman tool cabinet.
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A Week With Chevy's Electric BrightDrop Had Me Dreaming Of The Quiet Van Life
Chevrolet may have last-mile deliveries in mind for its electric vans, but it'll sell them to anyone with dreams of an EV food truck or RV.
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Travelers Beware: TSA Now Bans These Hair Appliances From Checked Luggage
You need to be careful when traveling by air with hair appliances, as not all of them are approved by the TSA.
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PSA: You Don't Need The New AirPods Pro 3 To Use Apple's Live Translation
Apple's new live translation feature launched with the AirPods Pro 3, btu it's also available for AirPods 2 Pro and AirPods 4 with ANC. Here's what we know.
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Why This New Attack Helicopter Is Expected To Be So Revolutionary
A new attack helicopter design could transform the future of military aviation. Here’s why experts say it’s one of the most revolutionary projects yet.
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We Finally Know What It Looks Like When A Brand-New Planet Is Born
Long had the scientific community searched space for signs of a newly formed planet, and it has now captured one.
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DJI Osmo 360 Review: Is It Great Enough To Overlook The Flaws?
The DJI Osmo 360 delivers the company's first big shot at 360-degree spherical media capture -- can it battle the best in the business?
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Onyx Boox Note Air4 C Review: This Color E-Reader Thinks Its An iPad Alternative
Onyx Boox Note Air4 C is a color e-reader with a display that might surprise you as an iPad user -- especially if you've never used an e-paper machine before.
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Boeing Just Gave Us A Glimpse Of Its Next-Gen F/A-XX Fighter Jet Design
The future of the U.S. Navy's F/A-XX program might be in doubt, but that hasn't stopped Boeing from teasing its planned design via fresh renders.
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Hyundai Hid Something Deeply Sensible Inside The Ioniq 9's Wild Design
Hyundai's Ioniq 9 isn't the first three-row electric SUV, but it may be the most important.
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