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  • The rotating cannons on the LEGO UCS AT-AT.
    Technology By Barry Peacock 26 days ago

    5 Of The Most Expensive LEGO Sets Ever Sold, Ranked By Price

    LEGO has grown in leaps and bounds from inexpensive plastic bricks to wallet-busting collector's items. We checked the market to see how expensive they get.

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  • commuters in a Japanese subway station
    Technology By Samyak Goswami 26 days ago

    Here's How Japan Is Turning Footsteps Into Electricity

    In Japan, even your footsteps can help power the city, thanks to a clever technology hiding beneath the pavement.

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  • An air-to-air left front view of a A-12 Oxcart
    Aviation By Jonathan H. Kantor 26 days ago

    This Decommissioned CIA Spy Plane Was The Only One Faster Than The SR-71 Blackbird

    When you think about the fastest U.S. Air Force jet, you likely think about the SR-71 Blackbird spy plane, but you would be wrong, as there was one faster.

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  • Yellow Hennessey Venom F5 on space shuttle runway
    Cars By Madeline Cuccio 26 days ago

    Why It's So Difficult For Production Cars To Break 300 Mph

    Supercars are getting faster and faster, but few have managed to crack the 300-mph barrier. But why? Can't they just crank up the horsepower? Not quite.

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  • Four bottles of Windex being displayed on white table
    Cars By Mikael Trench 26 days ago

    Is It Safe To Use Windex On Car Windows? Here's What You Need To Know

    Many car owners reach for Windex when cleaning windows, but is it the right choice for auto glass? Learn the facts before spraying your windshield.

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  • Boat traversing the Bearing Sea on Deadliest Catch
    Entertainment By Patrick Phillips 26 days ago

    Which Boat Has Been On Deadliest Catch The Longest?

    Even if you've watched all 21 seasons of "Deadliest Catch," you might still have difficulty keeping up with which ship has been on the show the longest.

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  • a flying airplane
    Science By Samyak Goswami 26 days ago

    Why Do Commercial Planes Fly Around Jet Stream Headwinds Instead Of Through Them?

    Commercial planes often change course to avoid certain jet streams. Learn about the impact these high-altitude winds have on flight paths and travel times.

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  • PlayStation FlexStrike fight stick
    Technology By Daniel Trock 26 days ago

    What Is The PlayStation FlexStrike Fight Stick And When Will It Be Released?

    PlayStation is introducing a new fight stick for competitive gamers. From design to performance potential, here’s what makes the FlexStrike unique.

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  • A twin-turbo Vortec V8 engine installed in a classic vehicle with the hood open.
    Cars By Marie Brown 26 days ago

    5 Of The Best Upgrades For A 5.3L Vortec V8 Engine

    General Motors' Vortec engine was the heart of GM pickup trucks for 15 years. If you have one under your hood, don't neglect these upgrade opportunities.

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  • Gun inside a 3D printer.
    Technology By Nadeem Sarwar 27 days ago

    Why 3D Printing Certain Things Can Land You In Hot Water With The Law

    3D printing has opened up whole new avenues of creativity, for anything from simple tools to complex devices, but are there limits on what you should print?

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  • A blue Honda CR-V on a street.
    SUVs and Crossovers By Dave Goldberg 27 days ago

    The Best Honda CR-V Model Years To Buy (And Which Ones To Avoid)

    The Honda CR-V is one of the most popular crossovers on the market. However, not all generations are created equal. Here's what you need to know.

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  • A close-up of a parked motorcycle's tires.
    Cars By Shane O'Neill 27 days ago

    Do Motorcycle Tires Need To Be Aligned?

    Your motorcycle’s ride quality can change for many reasons. Knowing what to look for can help you prevent bigger problems before they start

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  • A black 2013 Ford Escape in a lot
    Cars By Dave Goldberg 27 days ago

    Is The 1.6L EcoBoost A Good Engine? Here's What You Need To Know

    The 1.6-liter EcoBoost engine is under quite a few Ford models, but is it a good engine to consider? Before buying, here's what you need to know.

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  • Red 1991 Acura Integra driving on a road
    Classic Cars By Travis Langness 27 days ago

    What Did An OG NSX Cost New In 1991, And What's One Worth Today?

    There are few cars as revered as the original NSX. But while it was cheaper than its supercar rivals, it wasn't all that affordable back then — or now.

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  • Front shot of a red 2021 Toyota Mirai in-front of a city building
    Cars By Chloe Clougher 27 days ago

    This Toyota Has The Worst Resale Value, And We Think We Know Why

    Not all Toyotas hold their value equally well. This one struggles in the resale market, and the reasons go beyond simple supply and demand.

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  • Volkswagen engine inside a car
    Cars By Varun Mirchandani 27 days ago

    5 Of The Worst Engines Ever Made By Volkswagen

    Not every engine Volkswagen built became a classic. These are some of the worst VW engines, ranked by their original release date.

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  • truck with stuffed toy in front
    Trucks By Quina Baterna 27 days ago

    Why Do Some Truckers Tie Stuffed Animals To Their Trucks?

    Ever spotted a stuffed animal hanging on a truck? For many drivers, it’s more than decoration, it carries meaning, luck, or a story from the road.

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  • Graphic of a green laser beam striking the cockpit of an airplane.
    Technology By Chris Littlechild 27 days ago

    Here's Why Laser Pointers Can Be Dangerous For Airplanes

    Laser pointers may seem harmless, but their misuse near airplanes has raised serious safety concerns among pilots, regulators, and federal agencies.

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  • Craftsman 230-piece VersaStack Mechanics Tool Set in use
    Tools By Jack Picone 27 days ago

    What Comes In The Craftsman Versastack 230-Piece Tool Set?

    The Craftsman 230-piece VersaStack Mechanics Tool Set has a variety of tools and accessories useful for a number of jobs.

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  • A view of the inside of a Boeing 737 cockpit
    Technology By Bob Sharp 27 days ago

    Can A Boeing Pilot Fly An Airbus Jet?

    Pilots need specific type ratings to fly different kinds of aircraft. As Boeing and Airbus planes are radically different, a pilot would require retraining.

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  • Vintage computer setup on desk
    Technology By Cassidy Ward 27 days ago

    5 Discontinued Gadgets We Still Find Useful, Ranked By Age

    Five once-essential gadgets — from PSPs to CRT TVs — that are discontinued but still hold unique charm and practical value in today’s tech world.

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  • A trio of Porsche 911 models parked by the beach
    Cars By Charlie Berrey 27 days ago

    This Car Holds Its Value Better Than Any Other, According To A New Study

    Not all vehicles depreciate at the same rate, and this particular model seems to hold its value better than the rest, according to this recent study.

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  • Close-up of the Mazda emblem on a dark gray car
    Cars By Charlie Berrey 27 days ago

    What Is The Most Reliable Used Car To Buy In 2025?

    If you're looking for a dependable used car in 2025, you'll want to consider models that balance reliability, affordability, and everyday practicality.

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  • Close-up of a rain-soaked Porsche badge
    Cars By Charlie Berrey 27 days ago

    What A Mid-Engined Porsche Carrera GT Could Have Looked Like

    Adrien Brody visited Porsche and got a glimpse of a car that never was. What would it have been like if the car in the sketches from 1999 had been produced?

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  • Boeing AH-64 Apache attack helicopter in flight
    Aviation By Bob Sharp 27 days ago

    Where Are Boeing's AH-64 Apache Helicopters Made?

    The Boeing AH-64 Apache features in the militaries of several countries around the world, so it's appropriate that its production is also a global affair.

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  • Close up of Home Depot skeleton showing skull and hand
    Accessories and Peripherals By Jack Picone 27 days ago

    Will Home Depot Be Selling The Viral 12ft Skeleton Halloween Decoration In 2025?

    Halloween decorations have been around forever, but few have become as iconic as Home Depot's 12-foot Skelly. Is it coming back for 2025, though?

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  • An image of a minimum speed 40 traffic sign under clear blue skies.
    Cars By Marko Mikulic 27 days ago

    Is It Illegal To Drive Under The Speed Limit? Here's What You Should Know

    While you might think that law only prohibits driving too fast, many states also have laws about driving too slowly. Here's why these laws exist.

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