Nevada Hopes New Law Will Pump The Brakes On DUI Drivers
Nevada isn't all that dangerous for driving, but DUIs are not uncommon. What's the new law that aims to curtail drivers who are under the influence?
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This Deep Sea Orb Find Baffled Scientists: 'It's Like The Beginning Of A Horror Movie
The ocean floor is typically home to dead whales, sunken ships, and long-abandoned shopping carts. Mysterious artefacts such as golden orbs are less common.
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5 Used SUVs Under $20,000 That Are Worth Buying, According To Consumer Reports
Purchasing a used SUV on a budget can be a daunting task, but Consumer Reports has found these five popular models to be exceptional purchases.
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Every Generation Of Submarine And How Their Capabilities Changed Over Time
With each passing generation, submarine capabilities continue to grow. How have these unique naval vessels developed over the last century?
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Over 82,000 Tires Were Just Recalled For An Unusual Error
Car parts undergo recalls for all sorts of reasons every day, but you're going to be surprised to learn why one company had to recall 82,000 tires.
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Is The Zero Degree Gearless Ratchet At Home Depot Worth It? Here's What Users Say
Home Depot is offering a Zero Degree Gearless Ratchet that has proven to be a fairly popular item, but is is impressing the users who get one?
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3 Used Toyota Models Under $20,000 That Are Worth Buying, According To KBB
Not every Toyota model is known for its reliability. Only some are worth the risk of buying used, and even fewer are found at a great price.
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Navy Removes 150-Ton Concrete Platforms From The USS Arizona
The USS Arizona was one of the most historically significant warships in military history. The Navy just removed 150 tons of concrete from its remains.
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Leave The Torches At Home And Bring Goal Zero's Skylight On Your Next Camping Trip
Proper lighting is especially important out in the wild, and depending on the type of camping trip, the Goal Zero Skylight offers great campsite visibility.
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'Major Resurgence' Of Manual Transmissions Might Just Be Here To Stay
The manual transmission is becoming a scarcity in modern cars, but with changing tides in the car industry, it looks like it might just come back and stay.
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5 Fuel-Efficient Volkswagen Models With The Best MPG
There are lots of reasons to like Volkswagen's vehicles, but the high fuel efficiency in an affordable package might be one of the most appealing.
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Does Tire Speed Rating Affect Your Car's Ride Quality?
High speed rated tires can prevent you having a blow out while at triple-digit speeds on the highway, but their resilience can come at a cost.
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Experts May Have A Solution For Dealing With The Massive Amount Of Space Debris
While space explorations are important, the missions do result in pollution. However, experts might have a solution for this problem.
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This Is The Best Harbor Freight Daytona Floor Jack If You Have A Small Home Garage
No home garage is complete without a proper floor jack. If you're shopping around for such things at Harbor Freight, this Daytona jack is the right way to go.
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Triumph's Newest Touring Bike Is A Gorgeous Motorcycle With Specs To Match
Triumph ups the ante for adventure-touring riders with a feature-packed machine offering smart tech and a lively engine, without losing its iconic style.
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What Does Harley-Davidson's FXR Model Code Mean?
A lot of Harley Davidson models are also known by their FXR designations. What do those actually mean? Why are the model names used instead?
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I Drive Cars For A Living: Here Are 5 Of My All-Time Favorites
For over 15 years, I've been behind the wheel of all sorts of cars, and these are among my top choices.
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Swiss Government Sounds The Alarm Bell Over Cloud Storage Security Risks
Switzerland has issued a major warning regarding the use of popular cloud storage services. A new resolution effectively bans them for government use.
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5 Drag Racing Icons That Owned The Quarter Mile In The 1980s
Some '80s cars looked tame but delivered runs that still surprise today, proving their quarter mile chops through engineering that pushed them further.
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GM's Making A Half-Billion-Dollar Bet On The Future Of Gas-Powered Cars
GM is pouring over half a billion dollars into two U.S. plants, but the main focus isn't EVs. See which gas-powered trucks and SUVs are getting a major lifeline.
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Subaru's Crosstrek Hybrid Gets More MPG But That's Not The Biggest Improvement
You expect better fuel economy from a hybrid, but that's not the only thing Subaru's 2026 Crosstrek gains.
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How Many Devices Is Too Many For One Outlet? Here's The Safety Cutoff
Plugging a bunch of devices into a single outlet is convenient, but is it safe? Here's what you need to know about outlets and their limits.
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This WWII Aircraft Carrier Is Now One Of America's Coolest Museums
America has no shortage of military museums spread across the country, but having one inside of a retired aircraft carrier is a special kind of cool.
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One Of The Internet's Most Important Websites Works Out Of A Former Church
The Internet Archive and the Wayback Machine are some of the most popular spots on the internet. The site's physical location is pretty surprising, too.
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Yes, There Is A Pink iPad - Here's Where You Can Buy It
iPads usually come in thrilling colors like silver, white, and gray. Talk about festive! If you've long wanted a pink iPad, your time is finally here.
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If Your Car Does This, You're In For A Huge Repair Bill
If your car is making a chirpy rattling noise, prepare yourself for a potentially very large repair bill. Here's what's wrong and what you can do to avoid it.
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WI Cops Warn Commercial Drivers: Leave This Dangerous Mod Off Your Truck
A truck in Wisconsin was pulled over for a mod they had made to their truck. Here's what the mod was, why it was illegal, and what you can do instead.
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