Ice Dams Are A Major Winter Threat To Your Home – Here's How To Stop Them
Is your roof secretly leaking? Ice dams can destroy your walls before you notice. Discover a clever DIY trick using old socks to save your home.
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5 Of The Worst-Looking Cars From The 2000s We Wouldn't Be Caught Driving Today
The 2000s were an innovative time, but form didn't always keep up with function. This is especially true of the era's sometimes abysmal car design.
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These Are The Only Car Companies Still Making Inline-Six Engines
The straight-six engine is thriving. While some brands are downsizing, these manufacturers are doubling down on inline-six power for 2026.
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Study Shows These Home Appliances Could Be Putting Kids (And You) At Risk
There are plenty of health hazards lurking in our homes, but you might not suspect how these common household devices could harm your family.
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Scientists Issue Grim Warning: Atlantic Ocean 'At A Tipping Point'
Global warming continues to be more of an imminent threat as researchers have found we're close to yet another possible point of no return for the planet.
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Microsoft Has A New Strategy To Stop Windows Users From Downloading Chrome
The first thing that most Windows users do is probably download Google Chrome to replace Edge — and Microsoft is trying even harder to stop that.
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These 5 Samsung Galaxy S26 Features Will Make It Hard To Beat In 2026
Samsung's Android rivals may now offer stiff competition, but the Galaxy S26's new features look like it'll it at the top of the pile for 2026.
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Space Heaters Aren't The Only Home Fire Threat When Keeping Warm This Winter
The cold winter months mean you'll need to find a way to heat your home, but that also means you're introducing several fire hazards into your home.
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Not Honda, Not Chevrolet: This Is The Cheapest Car Brand To Insure
Car insurance continues to be a major chunk of the cost of owning a car, but if you want to try to save money with yours, one brand stands above the rest.
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5 Crossovers That Deserve To Have A Manual Transmission
These may be the waning years of manual transmissions, but that doesn't mean we don't wish they would become available in vehicles like these crossovers.
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This DIY Drone Just Shattered The Record For Fastest In The World
Drones are becoming incredibly commonplace as useful tools, but they're still something raced by enthusiasts, and one racer just shattered a world record.
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4 Car Battery Brands With The Best Warranty
A good warranty is a great way to make sure you're protected as a consumer, especially with items that can quickly degrade, like your car battery.
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This Winter Trick Could Save You From Getting Frozen Out Of The House
Frozen locks on car and residential doors are one frustration that comes with cold weather, and this simple DIY hack can keep your home's locks from freezing.
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Why Some USB Ports Charge So Much Slower Than Others
USB ports are everywhere on our devices because they're vital for charging and transferring data. Just make sure you know which ones to use for faster charging.
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New Study Unveils The Deadliest Intersections In NYC
New York City is famous for its pedestrians. A side effect to that is how dangerous it can be for them. Here are the deadliest intersections in the city.
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Why Did Chevy Switch To A Flat Plane Crank In The Corvette?
Chevrolet's swap to a flat plane crank for the Corvette makes a lot of sense when you look at the performance increases that came along with it.
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4 Japanese Car Brands Likely To Reach 250,000 Miles (According To iSeeCars)
Many Japanese car brands are generally known for their durability. Here are four iSeeCars ranked as the most likely to get past the quarter-million mile mark.
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What Are The Water Jets For Bullet Trains Actually For?
You may have seen powerful water jets hosing down bullet trains at certain parts of the track. This is crucial for safety in snowy and icy conditions.
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16 Common Amazon Echo Problems (And How To Fix Them)
The Amazon Echo can be a handy accessory to have in your home, but there are common problems that can pop up. Here's how to troubleshoot them.
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What Is The Difference Between Makita XGT And LXT Chainsaws?
Choosing Makita XGT vs. LXT? One system relies on 40V battery, while the other often needs two 18V ones. Here is the weight and cost difference you need to see.
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New York Is Fighting Subway Fare Skippers With Spikes And Paddles
People on the New York City subway have been skipping paying their fares for a long time now. How is the Metropolitan Transport Authority fighting back?
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This Could Raise CA Gas Prices Even Higher (And They're Already The Highest In The US)
California already suffers from eye-watering gas prices as it is, but now drivers in the state could be facing even more pain at the pump in 2026.
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The Charger 500 HEMI Is So Rare Most Mopar Fans Have Never Seen One
Only a handful of Mopar fans have ever seen this rare "Aero Warrior." With a flush grille and hidden HEMI power, it’s a collector's grail. So why is it so rare?
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The DIY Fix To Stop Mice From Invading Your Home This Winter
Staying warm during the winter is very important, and the local rodents might want to get warm, too. What's a DIY way to keep them out of the house this winter?
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Communities Across America Push Back On AI Data Centers
Residents are successfully halting billions in AI projects from Google and xAI. Find out why local pushback is surging and what it means for your power bill.
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This USB-C Battery Charger Isn't Made By Ryobi, But Amazon Users Swear By It
Third-party companies sometimes come up with some interesting products, such as this well-loved, and multi-purpose, aftermarket Ryobi charger.
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6 Raspberry Pi Robot Kits For Every Skill Level
If you're a tinkerer or a roboticist, Raspberry Pi have several robot builds you might want to consider.
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