What Are Super Single Tires & What Are They For?
automotive terminology changes constantly and can be baffling, but super single tires don't have to be a mystery, even if you'll never use them on your car.
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5 Cheap Alternatives At Harbor Freight That Beat The Expensive Versions
You don't have to spend a ton of money on tools to get quality. Here are five cheap alternatives at Harbor Freight that are just as good as the big brands.
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5 New Features iOS 26.2 Added To Your iPhone
While iOS 26.2 brings plenty of incremental updates and tweaks, it also offers some meaningful bigger features and changes to improve your experience.
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Man Turns Down $15M To Keep AI Data Center Out Of His Back Yard
A farmer in Pennsylvania turned down a $15 million offer to buy his land for a new data center development near the state capitol. Here's what happened.
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6 Tire Brands With The Best Warranty
Don't get stuck with a flat and a bill. We reveal the 6 tire brands with the best warranty, including the hidden perks that protect your investment.
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South Korea's Idea For The Canadian Navy: 'Five-Star Hotel' Attack Submarines
Submarines aren't usually considered luxurious, but South Korea plans to build subs with 'five-star' level accommodations for its allies, including Canada.
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This Country Has The Largest Uranium Reserve In The World
With the world's energy production diversifying away from fossil fuels, uranium and nuclear power is more important than ever.
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4 Handy Makita Gadgets To Upgrade Your Garage
Makita is known for power tools, but its lineup includes practical garage-friendly gadgets that boost comfort, organization, and everyday usability.
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How Long Does A Nintendo Switch Pro Controller Last? Here's What Users Say
From marathon play sessions to years of daily use, Switch Pro Controller owners praise its longevity. Here's how long it can last and what quirks it has.
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What Does '72' Mean On An Aircraft Carrier?
The U.S. Navy uses a system of letters and numbers to identify all of the ships in its fleet, including the number "72." Here's what it means.
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Post Malone's Taste In Cars Is As Broad As His Music
From hypercars to humble builds, Post Malone’s automotive choices are as unpredictable as his music, blending luxury, performance, and pure personality.
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12 Things You Should Avoid Buying From Amazon (And Why)
Amazon is renowned for its nearly infinite selection of goods, but the scale of its operations means that faulty products may slip through the cracks.
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5 Of The Best TVs That Buyers Loved In 2025
Whether you're on the hunt for the sharpest picture in the world or the best you can get on a budget, there are lots of great TVs out there these days.
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Samsung Frame TVs Are Great, But Smart Money Shoppers Buy This Brand Instead
TVs as art in a somewhat new category, defined largely by the Frame from Samsung, but there are some other contenders that are worth considering.
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When Your Car Slides In Winter Weather, This Could Prevent A Crash
Your instincts are probably wrong. Discover the one counterintuitive steering move that could prevent a crash when your car slides in winter weather this year.
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Who Has Nearly 90% Of The World's Nuclear Weapons?
Several nations boast nuclear arsenals, although nearly 90% of all nukes belong to a minority. Here's who holds the lion's share of nuclear weapons.
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There's A Good Reason Why US Aircraft Carriers Are Now Using 3D-Printed Parts
3D printing isn't something you associate with heavy-duty military uses, but it turns out that the U.S. Navy has been using it for its carriers. Here's why.
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5 Things Wire Strippers Can Do (Beyond Stripping Wires)
Wire strippers might seem like niche uni-taskers meant to appeal more to electricians that DIYers and generalist, but they offer more than you might think.
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Is An 8K TV Worth Buying In 2026?
8K TVs have been on the market for a long time now, but they've never quite caught on, and every year someone asks, "is this the year that it happens?"
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5 Snap-On Tools That Are Actually Worth Buying On A Budget
Most Snap-on products may be expensive, but some of the brand's high quality tools deliver durability and functionality at budget prices.
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Tesla Owners Claim To Be Burning Through Tires - Here's What Might Be Happening
There are many upsides to driving Tesla's EV, but but many owners have also claimed to be having issues with tires wearing out faster than expected.
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5 Functional Upgrades For The Space Beneath Your Workbench
You’re ignoring the most valuable "real estate" in your shop. See 5 functional upgrades for the space beneath your workbench that will double your productivity.
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5 New Home Depot Products Coming Out In 2026 That Aren't Power Tools
They’re known for drills, but these 5 new Home Depot products coming out in 2026 that aren't power tools are changing the game for smart homes and storage.
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Is The USS America (LHA-6) Nuclear Powered?
Much of the U.S. Navy runs on nuclear power, including aircraft carriers and submarines, but the USS America is neither. Here's what gets its motor running.
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5 Tools Ryobi Makes That Makita Doesn't
There's a lot of overlap between Ryobi and Makita's offerings, but the former has quite a few DIY- and craft-centric tools that the latter doesn't make.
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Tesla's 2025 Profits Were Even Worse Than We Expected
Tesla has released its full-year results for 2025, revealing that its profits have dropped for a second consecutive year — and quite badly at that.
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China's Massive Open-Sea Solar Plant Is Changing More Than The Power Grid
A massive open-sea solar plant is under construction in China, designed to power millions of homes and test how floating solar works at scale.
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