Roundabouts Are Apparently Too Confusing For Connecticut Drivers
Roundabouts comes in many sizes. They're used in lieu of traditional intersections with traffic lights as a way to keep the flow of traffic going smoothly.
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Waymo's Next Big Test Is Coming: Self-Driving Taxis In The Snow
Waymo’s self-driving taxis are about to hit cities where snow and ice are normal and not threats. Here’s why that’s a turning point.
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This Legendary Cold War Ship Is About To Become The World's Biggest Reef - And You Can Watch It Sink Live
When a vessel nears the end of its lifespan, there are a few options for how to dispose of it. One iconic Cold War ship is going to be intentionally sunk.
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Mazda Is Finally Caving In To The Touchscreen Dashboard Trend
The brand that resisted dashboards dominated by touchscreens is now embracing one in its own way.
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5 Of The Oddest Toyota & Lexus Concept Reveals In 2025
Toyota and Lexus have come up with some innovative designs in their long histories. Arguably, none are more wacky than the concepts revealed in 2025.
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Thieves Snag Custom Range Rover Owned By Shaquille O'Neal
Shaquille O'Neal's new customized Range Rover is making headlines for all the wrong reasons after apparently being stolen. Here's the story.
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AI Experts & Celebrities Are Sounding The Alarm Bell - They Want A 'Superintelligence' Ban
AI superintelligence might be the next frontier for AI, but not everyone is on board — including many big names in the worlds of tech and pop culture.
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Amtrak's Latest Route Is So Popular, It Had To Add Another Train Car
Rail travel isn't quite as popular as driving, at least not in the U.S., but one line is proving to be such a hit that Amtrak's had to expand capacity.
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The 2026 Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid Isn't Fun, But It Is Frugal
Cynics might call the Toyota Corolla Cross a by-the-numbers compact crossover, but you can't question the appeal of this style refresh and standard AWD.
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GM Design Studio Had A Concept Car Catch On Fire – Here's What We Know
In its Pasadena, California design studio, GM had a concept car burst into flames, filling the studio with smoke and chemicals. Here's what happened.
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This Decade-Old DSLR Camera Captured 2025's Wildlife Photo Of The Year
An old DSLR, a ghost town, and one elusive predator. Discover how a decade-long quest led to 2025’s best wildlife photo — captured on a camera from 2014.
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No, John Deere Isn't Coming Out With A Truck In 2026, But You Can Expect These Tractor Tech Upgrades
Another year, another set of rumors about a John Deere pickup truck. But while the truck isn't coming, the company will be introducing some notable updates.
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Nvidia's Market Share Plummeted In China – From 95% To None
Nvidia is arguably the leading company in the AI frenzy, but it's not the dominant force everywhere, as its market share in China has dropped to zero.
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Just One Pothole Was Enough To Shut Down An Entire GA Freeway
A pothole generally isn't a huge issue, but that wasn't the case on a Georgia freeway in October, when a single pothole brought traffic to a crawl.
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2026 Ducati Monster: A Refreshed Take On A Legendary Motorcycle
Ducati is updating its naked sport bike. Much like prior models, the 2026 Monster offers plenty of style without the hefty price tag of other sport bikes.
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Stellantis Could Be Headed For A Messy Corporate Divorce
Ten months after the left the company, the former CEO of Stellantis has spoken about the carmaker's current state and expressed concerns it may break up.
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California Isn't Making Teens Use Booster Seats – Here's What The Bill Actually Says
California passed a new bill recently requiring children to use a safety seat -- but not all "children" as it turns out. Here's what you need to know.
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The First-Ever Bugatti Veyron Pur Sang Has A New Home – Here's How Much It Went For
The first Bugatti Veyron restored under the brand's La Maison Pur Sang program (sort of like an extremely high-end refurbishing process) has been sold.
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We Now Know What Caused The AWS Outage That Shut Down Most Of The Internet
A massive AWS outage brought Internet-reliant services, from software to smart devices, down worldwide, and we now know what problem led to the outage.
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Is The Honda S2000 Worth Buying, 20 Years On? I Put It To The Test
Does Honda's VTEC-blessed roadster still shine, two decades on?
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This Canadian Robot Made A Big Discovery While Analyzing Earth's Phytoplankton
A team of scientists has made a 'big' discovery about one of the pillars of the global ecosystem using a world-wide network of floating robots.
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DeWalt's New Charging Station Can Charge Four Batteries At Once
If you are a contractor or DIYer who uses DeWalt tools, a quality charging station is a must. Here's what you need to know about its newest release.
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The US Army Is Buying 30 Tons Of Powdered Sugar (And It's Not For Donuts)
You may think that if the United States Army is buying 30 tons of powdered sugar, then it's for food. However, it's for something completely different.
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This State Wants To Crack Down On Self-Checkout Tech In Grocery Stores
Self-checkout at retail stores has been the subject of debate for years, and this state wants to crack down on it. Here's what you need to know.
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The EU Has A New Rule For Power Bricks – Here's What That Could Mean For The US
The EU is implementing a new rule concerning power bricks, and how it will affect the United States market remains to be seen. Here's what you need to know.
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Halo On PS5 Is Official: Here's When You'll Get To Play It
For the longest time, Halo was exclusively on Xbox, but that has all changed. Here's what you need to know about the fan favorite coming to PS5.
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GM's Plan To Drop CarPlay And Android Auto Has The Internet Baffled: 'That's A Mistake'
General Motors, in a backwards move, has opted not to support Apple CarPlay and Android Auto in newer models, and many of the car-buying public are not happy.
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