We Finally Know What Caused The Verizon Outage, And It Wasn't What Many Assumed
In mid-January 2026, a cellular outage affected millions of Verizon customers. Many people assumed it was due to a cyberattack, but that wasn't the case.
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This Milwaukee Super Charger Can Handle 4 Batteries At Once (M18 And M12)
Milwaukee has plenty of chargers in its catalog, but the company's newest offering looks like it's taking the charging game to the next level.
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Makita Just Unveiled An Engine Replacement That Could Rescue Old Tools
There are still plenty of gas-powered tools around, and Makita has announced a brand-new product designed to bring them into the modern day.
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Driving The 2026 Subaru Outback Wilderness, I Found A Problem Subaru Didn't Expect
Subaru's Wilderness trim promises the newly SUV-like Outback even more off-road talent, but it faces strong competition from an unexpected source.
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Not AT&T, Not Verizon: This Is JD Power's Overall Best In Wireless Network Quality
Last year, Verizon was the leading wireless network provider in multiple regions around the United States, but this year it passes the crown.
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The FAA Is Warning Airlines To Plan For Dodging Space Debris
The European Space Agency estimates roughly three pieces of space debris fall to Earth each day. The FAA is recommending airlines adjust their plans for this.
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The Jensen Interceptor Is Being Revived With A New Body Design & V8 Engine
The Jensen Interceptor is arguably the most iconic of the classic V8-powered British sports cars, and it looks to be coming back in modernized form.
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Before The Winter Storm Hits, Make Sure Your Car Has These Essential Items
This winter is bringing on a particularly harsh winter storm, so make sure you're properly prepared by getting these essential safety items for your car.
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US Navy's P-8 Poseidon Jet Makes Rare Mission Appearance Over Miami
The P-8 Poseidon is a naval aircraft that typically flies over the ocean and coastal regions to conduct Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance missions.
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Winter Weather Sees Pileups Spike – Here's How To Keep Yourself Safe
Driving in bad weather is already dangerous, and ice and snow make it even worse. Here are some tips to avoid a wintertime accident in the snow.
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CA Drivers Are Modding License Plates To 'Look Pretty' – Now Cops Are Cracking Down
Aesthetic car modifications are usually pretty harmless, but a new license plate trend in California is landing drivers in trouble with the police.
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Subaru Is Finally Bringing Back A Cheaper WRX: Here's What It Costs
Fans of Subaru's classic WRX sports sedan are in luck, as the automaker is not only reviving the nameplate, but doing so at an affordable price.
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2 Reasons To Wait For Volvo's New EX60 (And 2 To Be Wary)
Volvo's EX60 EV is coming late 2026, but while it sounds promising, there are good reasons you might want to wait to see what teething pains it encounters.
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China Is Quietly Building The World's Largest Hydropower System
China is no stranger to massive civil engineering projects, but its latest hydropower effort is impressively large, even by its own lofty standards.
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5 Ways Lexus' 2026 TX 550h+ Earns Its Luxury Price (And Where It Struggles)
Lexus' most expensive TX is also its most powerful, and its most efficient. But can this three-row plug-in hybrid SUV really justify its price tag?
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High-Speed Rail Connecting Las Vegas To California Gets A New Finish Date
We got a timeline update for the high-speed rail line connecting Los Angeles to Las Vegas, and it's not great. Here's what you need to know.
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US State Pushes To Install Forced Speed Limiters In Reckless Drivers' Cars
Reckless drivers pushing past the speed limit are a serious threat on the open road, but a bill being floated by one US state may have a solution.
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Honda's Rebel 300 E-Clutch Makes A Beginner Bike Even Better, Not Just For New Riders
Honda's Rebel 300 upgrade for 2026 removes one of the biggest pain points for newbies.
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Tony Stark's Acura NSX From 'The Avengers' Could Be Yours If The Price Is Right
A piece of Marvel movie history can be yours, as the one-of-a-kind Acura NSX driven by Iron Man in The Avengers is about to hit the auction block.
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These Michigan Gas Stations Drop Prices Below $2 As Battle For Customers Continues
In today's economy, any cents saved on gas are welcome. These two Michigan gas stations are trying to lure customers in with prices below $2.
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Toyota Facing Class-Action Over Transmissions Allegedly 'Plagued' By Defects
In December, a proposed lawsuit was filed in Texas court over Toyota transmissions which may have defects. Here's everything you need to know.
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Geico Sues Michigan Woman For Unexpected Reason After She Files Claim
You may expect to file a claim and gear up for a lawsuit after a car accident. But this woman in Michigan was actually sued by the insurance company itself.
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Mazda Purposefully Tanked Sales Of Its Entry-Level SUV
Mazda’s entry-level SUV saw a steep sales drop in 2025, but the decline wasn’t accidental. Industry pressures shaped a calculated decision.
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Honda's 2026 Odyssey Will Make You Rethink Minivans
Drop your minivan preconceptions: they're almost certainly outdated.
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Elon Musk Admits China Is Beating America To His EV Vision
Tesla is probably the most recognizable name in the United States for electric vehicles, but that's not the case in the rest of the world, particularly China.
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AI Can Be A Dangerous Tool: Here Are Some Of The Biggest Concerns Among Workers
AI-powered tools are becoming more commonplace than ever, but now workers are sounding alarms, and it all comes back to how the tools are being tested.
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State Admits 'Sober DUI' Arrests Are Far More Common Than Claimed
Nobody wants to be arrested for DUI, especially if they're sober. Unfortunately, it turns out that false DUI arrests are a disturbingly common occurence.
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