US Government Signs Deal To Use Elon Musk's Grok AI For A Crazy Cheap Price
The U.S. government has signed a multi-year deal with xAI, Elon Musk's artificial intelligence firm, to utilize Grok at a discount for government workflows.
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Prime Members Can Grab These Cheap TVs For Over 40% Off Right Now
Amazon's Fall Savings event has some ridiculous deals on smart TVs large and small. Here are some of the best deals we found for your media room.
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How America's Advanced Aircraft Carriers Compare To The Rest Of NATO's Fleet
NATO fields several aircraft carriers, but how do Britain’s, France’s, and others truly measure up against America’s massive nuclear-powered fleet?
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Apple Got Rid Of A Major FaceTime Feature In iOS 26
Apple added plenty of new features in iOS 26, but it also removed a few things from FaceTime, if you look closely. Here's what's missing now.
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Why Do Older Harley-Davidsons Leak Oil?
The old adage of "Old Harleys leak" isn't indicative of reliability issues. Rather, it can signal the model year and (intentional) design of the bike.
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Is There A Difference Between Harbor Freight's Black And White Zip Ties?
Harbor Freight’s zip ties look nearly identical, but is there more to the color than meets the eye? Discover what sets black and white versions apart.
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How Long Could A Kia Sorento Last With Regular Maintenance? (According To Owners)
The Kia Sorento is one of the most popular and more affordable SUVs on the market, and that's without considering its reliability. How long can one last?
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Are 20V Power Tool Batteries More Powerful Than 18V?
Does a 20V label really mean more power than 18V? Before you buy into the numbers game, discover the surprising truth behind power tool voltage ratings.
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Waymo's Driverless Taxis Are Coming To SFO – If They Can Pass One Last Test
An autonomous transportation option is expanding to the airport for San Francisco residents, so long as it can pass the last round of testing.
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5 Of The Best New Harbor Freight Products Of 2025 So Far (According To Users)
Harbor Freight has been adding some very compelling new products to its offerings in the last year, covering hand tools and accessory needs and beyond.
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Silicone Vs Rubber Wiper Blades: Is One Really Better Than The Other?
Windshield wipers are vital for your visibility when driving, but should you go with silicone or rubber? Here are the key differences between the two.
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'Biometric Exit' Tech Is Spreading Through US Airports – Here's What That Means For You
Facial recognition upon entry is a common practice at airports, but now, exiting from airports in the U.S. may also subject you to being photographed.
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What Is DeWalt's Most Expensive Tool? (And What Makes It So Pricey?)
DeWalt’s tools are known for value, but one model breaks the bank. Find out which powerhouse earns the title of priciest and what justifies its cost.
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Florida Is Getting A Massive New AI Hub – Here's What It Will Be Used For
A development project for Florida aims to bring an ambitious, AI-driven enterprise to West Palm Beach, promising benefits for both businesses and communities.
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This Is The Only F35 Variant That's Nuclear Capable: Here's What Makes It Different
The F-35 Lightning II has three variants catered to fit very specific needs for different militaries and branches, but only one of them can carry nuclear bombs.
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What Makes Ryobi's USB Lithium Power Scrubber So Popular? What Users Are Saying
Looking to remove some of the elbow grease out of your cleaning routine? Ryobi makes a series of USB-powered scrubbers that may help. Here's what users think.
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Ford Techs Say This Is The Most Reliable F-150 Engine
This particular Ford powerplant is the best of the bunch, according to Ford techs, as other EcoBoost engines have proved more problematic over time.
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Mexico Will Finally Launch A Satellite For The First Time With Its Own Tech, And Here's Why
Russia, China, and the United States are probably the biggest names in the space game, but Mexico is hoping to join them with this milestone program.
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5 Of The Weirdest Ways People Are Using AI Tools In 2025
The use cases for Artificial Intelligence can expand far beyond one's imagination. These are five of the weirdest ways AI tools are used in 2025.
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Are Toro Lawn Mowers Worth The Expensive Cost? Here's What Users Say
If you've ever shopped for a lawn mower, chances are you've considered getting a Toro. Real-world users have the best advice on whether one is worth it.
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The Pros And Cons Of The Blackstone Electric Griddle
Blackstone's gas-fueled grills and griddles are popular for good reason; here are some important things to know about Blackstone electric griddles.
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This Is What Happens When Two Massive Hurricanes Clash
Hurricanes can actually meld and merge depending on their individual strengths, which can lead to destructive strength if it's still on a path to landfall.
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This State Has Some Of America's Biggest AI Users (Here's What They're Doing With It)
Wondering which states use the most AI? It might not be who you think. New data reveals a surprising contender making major moves in America’s AI revolution.
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What Was The First Steamship To Cross The Atlantic And How Long Did It Take?
Steam engines changed travel forever, but which steamship was the first to cross the Atlantic ocean? And how long did that whole process take?
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Here's Why Car Manufacturers Made The Switch From Lug Nuts To Lug Bolts
Lug bolts are the more inconvenient way to attach a tire to a car, but European automakers have adopted them. Here's what advantages they bring.
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Stellantis Backtracks On Dare Forward 2030 Plan For All Electric Vehicles, Here's Why
Despite Stellantis rushing to an all-EV lineup by 2030, the Dare Forward plan will not be going that far forward. This is why Stellantis is backtracking.
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Thrifty Homeowners Are Avoiding Rooftop Solar Panels & Investing In Cheap Plug-And-Play Options
Solar panels can be an investment, but some thrifty homeowners looking to stretch their budget are opting for a less expensive plug-and-play version.
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