Waymo Car Caught On Video Cruising Down Light Rail Tracks
Waymo’s robotaxis are expanding fast, but a new incident in Phoenix highlights how unexpected road changes can still challenge self-driving systems.
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16 Reliable Sports Cars You Can Buy Under $30k
Supercars hog the headlines with outrageous power and price tags, making it easy to forget that there's tons of sports car fun to be had for under $30,000.
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Having the right kind of exterior lights for your home can be a great way to detour unwanted company. Here's what experts say are the best.
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Apple Just Dethroned Samsung For World's Best-Selling Smartphones
Samsung has dominated the consumer cell phone market with its array of popular and affordable phones, but Apple's latest iPhone just dethroned it.
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This Smart Lamp Claims To Recreate A Staggering 281 Trillion Colors
Most smart lights can display millions of colors, but this new floor-stander that debuted at CES 2026 can apparently show up to 281 trillion colors.
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This Jet-Inspired Experimental Stealth Ship Was Built In Secret 40 Years Ago
With the idea of applying the technology of aircraft to submarines, this experimental stealth ship first met the sea in the 1980s.
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5 Android Auto Settings And Features That Are Messing With Your Experience
Android Auto works well if you know how to use it -- try these tips, tweaks, and adjustments to get an easier, safer driving experience.
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This State's Expanded 'Ignition' Law Could Leave Drivers Facing $5K Fines
Most states have laws that require DUI offenders to use an ignition interlock device. In one state, drivers could face a $5K fine if they violate it.
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15 Menards Home Improvement Products You Didn't Realize Existed
Home improvement tools go far beyond drills and saws. This guide covers unexpected gear that solves annoying problems and makes DIY work easier.
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Got A New iPad For Christmas? Here Are 5 Things You Need To Know
Unboxing a new iPad is exciting, yet there are a few important things new IPad owners may overlook when getting started for the first time.
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China's Wind Farms Are Doing A Lot More Than Generating Electricity
China's growth with solar and wind energy has outpaced every other major nation around the world combined in an effort to combat climate change.
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Is Flex's 24V Oscillating Tool Better Than Other Multi-Tools?
When it comes to oscillating tools, you have many options, including the Flex 24V. Is it worth it, though? Here's everything you need to know.
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'A Serious Danger': Officials Seize Several Illegally-Modified Street Cars
Street racing isn't anything new, but that doesn't mean officials around the world aren't always looking to crack down on it.
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Why Traffic Goes Only One Way At Costco Gas Stations
Filling up at gas stations can often be a free-for-all, with drivers coming in every which way. Costco does things differently, though, and here's why.
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5 Of The Best DeWalt Tools & Products That You May Have Missed In 2025
DeWalt releases many new collections of tools and products each year. Before turning your attention to 2026, check out what you may have missed from 2025.
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The Japanese Car Brand With The Worst Cabin Storage, According To Consumer Reports
If you need lots of space in the dashboard area of your car, this Japanese brand is probably not your best best, according to Consumer Reports.
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This Low-Cost Harbor Freight Organizer Is A DIYer's Dream Come True
Harbor Freight has a wide range of plastic, metal, and wood organizers that would be great for a DIYer. But here's a low-cost option that stands out.
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6 New Ryobi Products Coming Out In 2026 That Aren't Power Tools
Ryobi is a well-known tool brand and is always coming out with new products. If you are looking to add to your collection, here's what's coming in 2026.
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US State Denies Appeal Of Woman Fined $100K For Parking In Her Own Driveway
A dispute over driveway parking has resulted in escalating penalties for one Florida resident, raising questions about the limits of local code enforcement.
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12 Of The Most Underrated Home Improvement Tools
If you want to do home improvement projects yourself, you're going to need tools. These ones may not leap out as must-haves, but they're pretty versatile.
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Neither Lowe's Nor Home Depot: Here's Where You Can Buy A Stihl Chainsaw
If you're in the market for a Stihl chainsaw, you'll have to go a little bit out of your way, as big box stores like Lowe's or Home Depot won't have it.
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This US Navy Submarine Was At Sea For A Historic 727 Days
Submarines are a vital part of the United States Navy, but there is one in particular that stayed at sea for 727 days. Here's what you need to know.
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12 Things You Should Never Store In Your Toolbox
Utility in a toolbox is king, but not all tools are meant to be stored in a toolbox. Find another spot for these 12 tools.
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GM Just Suffered A $6B Loss (And It's All Because Of EVs)
In January 2026, GM reported a $6 billion loss as a result of its EV plans. This comes on top of $1.6 billion losses reported in October 2025.
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How To Safely Clean Your iPhone And iPad Charging Port
Whether you dropped your iPhone into a mess or haven't bothered to clean your iPad in a while, you're eventually going to want to clean out that charging port.
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This Is The Oldest American Car Model Nameplate Still In Use Today
Although not the oldest nameplate in the world, this American car has a long and distinguished history dating back nearly a century.
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Don't Get Hurt: How To Safely Hit The Snowmobile Trail This Winter
Snowmobiling is an adrenaline sport, but it can also be very dangerous. Here's how you can safely hit the trails this winter.
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