The 2026 Subaru Crosstrek Hybrid Is A No-Brainer Buy, But Not For The Reason You Think
With a minimal bump in power, is the Crosstrek Hybrid just an expensive way to save a little gas? Turns out, Subaru has some surprises in store.
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Russia Now Has Jet-Powered Attack Drones Immune To Electronic Warfare
Jet propulsion drones, similar to the Shahed ones used in Iran, are being deployed by Russia against Ukraine. However, Ukraine may already have an answer.
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This Budget Flagship Robot Vacuum Mop Is Worth It (If Your Timing Is Right)
The YEEDI M14 Plus is not entirely unlike many modern robot vacuums on the market right now -- and it's well worth what it costs, depending on when you look.
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The Chesapeake Bay Bridge Isn't Collapsing, But This Viral Photo Sure Looks Bad
The bridge connecting Kent Island and Annapolis went viral recently over a worrying photo of the bridge supports, though it seems the bridge is perfectly safe.
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A Novelty License Plate Caused This Californian To Get 15 Traffic Tickets - Here's Why
Novelty license plates should be just that — novelties. However, one such plate caused no end of headaches for one unlucky Californian. Here's the story.
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Nissan Has Given Up On Ariya, But Is This Electric Crossover Worth Considering?
From fanfare to finale in about three years. Did Nissan make the right decision when it comes to the 2025 Ariya EV?
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Earth's Longest Light Rail Line Is About To Get Even Longer
Los Angeles boasts the longest light rail line on the planet, and a new extension is going to make it even longer. Here's what you need to know.
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Ford Recall Expands To 1.4M Vehicles From Mustangs To Rangers And More
Ford's rear camera issues just get worse, with a swathe of extra Fords and Lincolns bringing the total to 1.4 million vehicles. Here's what you need to know.
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Ford Is Demolishing Its Headquarters Of Over 70 Years – Here's What's Replacing It
Ford's iconic Glass House, one of the most recognizable office buildings in the world, is being demolished. Here's what is expected to replace the location.
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Apple Watch Can Now Rate Your Rest With A Sleep Score - Here's How It Works
Just because you feel rested, doesn't mean you got a quality night's sleep. The Apple Watch can now rate your rest with a sleep score. Here's how it works.
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Chinese Fleet Raises Tensions After Interception In Restricted Waters
In September 2025, a fleet of warships from China appeared in restricted waters in the Taiwan Strait, raising tensions after they were intercepted.
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The Royal Australian Navy Has A Billion-Dollar Ghost Shark Submarine Fleet On The Way
Drones are starting to make a mark on naval combat, and Australia's spending big to ensure it has its own fleet of uncrewed underwater vehicles ready.
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iPhone Users Should Probably Uninstall These Free VPN Apps ASAP
Virtual Private Networks help keep users hidden from their ISP, allowing them to access otherwise inaccessible websites, but the best VPNs cost a pretty penny.
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California's Solar Experiment Is Working – Here's What That Could Mean For Everyone Else
California is doing something unique with its investment in renewable energy, and seems to be proving beneficial not just for increasing solar power generation.
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More Than 160,000 Jeeps Have Been Recalled Due To Flying Parts
The NHTSA has issued a major Jeep recall. Some Wagoneers may have flying trim parts. Find out more, including how to check if your vehicle is affected.
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Pentagon Plan Pits Marines Against Civilian Pilots And Off-Road Riders
The U.S. government is no stranger to restructuring land and airspace, prohibiting civilians from trespassing, but this plan could end an annual off-road event.
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Toyota's Next-Gen Electric SUV Comes With A Surprisingly Low Price Tag
Where the Toyota bZ4x got things started, the newly-updated Toyota bZ brings affordability to the electric vehicle sphere in a way that could be huge for EVs.
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The F-22 Raptor Strikes Again With The 'Longest Known' AIM-120 AMRAAM Shot
The F-22 Raptor ensures it's still relevant by improving upon its previous longest shot made. Here's how it happened and how the jet is still being upgraded.
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What Is America's Most Advanced Nuclear Warship Doing In Norway?
The most advanced aircraft carrier in the world, the USS Gerald R. Ford, visited Norway in September 2025 as part of its mission in the Arctic Circle.
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First US City Makes Waymo Robotaxis An Official Part Of Public Transit
In an effort to thwart affordability issues for autonomous taxis, Waymo has partnered with the local government of this Arizona city to bring down costs.
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More Issues For Ford - Over 115,000 Trucks Have Been Recalled, And Here's Why
Ford has issued a massive recall of more than 115,000 trucks over concerns with a steering column defect. Here's how to find out if yours is affected.
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'Ghost Plates' Let Reckless Drivers Dodge Tickets – But Now NY Cops Are Cracking Down
Cashless tolling was supposed to make it easier to collect tolls, but drivers found a way past cameras using "ghost plates". Now New York is cracking down.
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The Polestar 3 Is Everything Good About EVs (And Everything Frustrating, Too)
One car, two takes. While there's plenty to like about the Polestar 3, that's not to say it can't be a headache, too.
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UK Deploys RAF Typhoon Fighter Jets To Defend Poland From Russian Drones
Rising drone incursions into Polish airspace have sparked a new NATO mission, with the UK stepping in to bolster European defense efforts.
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Apple AirPods Never Quite Fit Me, But The New AirPods Pro 3 Changed That
The ear tips on Apple's new AirPods Pro 3 may not appear different, but looks can be deceiving.
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Do Not Travel: Why Royal Caribbean's Ships No Longer Make This Popular Vacation Stop
If you are planning a cruise with Royal Caribbean, it's worth knowing about the travel advisory's. In fact, they took this destination off the list.
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Walmart Has An Answer To Amazon's Prime Day, But The Deals Run Even Longer
Walmart is going head-to-head with Amazon’s October sale, but with a longer timeline and broader access. Here’s how it could shake up holiday shopping.
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