Ford Is Turning To Tech To Stop F-150 Thefts
The Ford F-150 isn't just popular with American pickup buyers; it's also a hit with car thieves. Ford is taking steps to combat this, however.
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Stories By Caroline Anschutz
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This Japanese Road Has To Be Cut Out Of 65 Feet Of Snow: Here's How They Do It
Japan gets so much snow that some regional highways take months to clear. One corridor needs heavy machinery to make travel possible again after every winter.
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AT&T Has Some Changes Coming In 2026 That Customers Need To Know About
Customers who have been using AT&T mobile services for years may be in for a surprise in 2026 as prices start slowly increasing, among other changes.
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Many Battery-Powered Devices Are About To Get More Expensive In This US State
Many of the electronic devices you own are going to be more expensive if you live in one particular US state, and it's all because of how they use batteries.
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How Long You Can Expect Your New QLED TV To Last
QLED TVs are great for budget and mid-range shoppers, but it's worth considering how long one will last before you shell out the money for it.
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This 3,500-Year-Old Covered Wagon Might Just Be The Oldest In The World
Covered wagons may be indelibly associated with America's westward expansion, but our ancestors began using them long before the 19th century.
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These Rejected License Plates Landed On Illinois' 'Naughty List'
The state of Illinois took a tongue-in-cheek approach to showcasing the many inappropriate vanity license plate applications it had to reject in 2025.
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How Apple And Android TV Users Are Getting Popular Channels For Free
Streaming changed how we watch TV. Now rising costs are changing it again. A wave of free, ad-supported options is quietly reshaping how people get channels.
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Experts Say These Are The Signs You Might Be Too Old To Drive
As humans grow older and their bodies change, some tasks just aren't as easy as they used to be. Here's when to tell if a loved one might be too old to drive.
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Watch Your Pump's Nozzle: Don't Fall For This Pricey Gas Station Scam
Gas stations, especially fuel pumps, are a common location for scams and theft, but this latest scam could potentially cost you hundreds if you fall victim.
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Turning Right On Red Can Get You A Ticket In These US Cities
In general, it is legal to take a right on red across the U.S. However, certain jurisdictions do not allow it, enforcing financial penalties if you do.
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Manufacturing Finally Kicks Off On World's First Flying Car
Mass-produced flying cars may feel like the stuff of science-fiction, but one Californian startup has made a crucial step in turning that dream into a reality.
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Vehicle-To-Home Charging Shown To Save EV Owners Up To 90%
You already know you can use your home's power sources to charge your electric vehicle, but soon you may be able to power your house from your vehicle.
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Subaru Forester Owners Have This To Say About Taking It On Long Drives
The Subaru Forester is a popular SUV model, but you'll be surprised to learn it may not be the best pick for an SUV to take on a long road trip.
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Delta Airlines Is Permanently Canceling These Flight Routes In 2026
Delta is canceling some flight routes to some popular destinations in 2026. Here's what routes are getting the axe and some of the reasoning behind it.
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'As If Time Stopped' – France's Deepest Shipwreck 8,400 Feet Under The Sea
An unmapped shipwreck discovered deep off France’s coast is raising new questions about maritime history and long-term underwater preservation.
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Menards To Pay Out Millions Over Misleading Rebate Program
The major home improvement store, Menards, allegedly sent out a misleading rebate program to customers, and now is paying out millions.
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Here's How Long You Have To Get A New License After Moving States
Moving across state lines? You've only got a certain amount of time before you have to update your driver's license based on the laws of your new state.
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Costco's Mega Gas Station Plan Sparks Outrage In CA
Costco has announced plans to expand its gas station offerings in California in a major way, but even fans of the warehouse chain aren't happy about it.
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Who Makes Gulfstream Jets And Where Are They Manufactured?
The Gulfrstream is perhaps the most recognizable and popular form of luxury aircraft on the market, but the company has surprisingly humble US roots.
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This High-Tech Window Material Keeps Heat In While Letting You Look Out
Researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder seem to have found a new way to insulate windows during the cold winter months. What is this new solution?
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Footage Of Bizarre Aircraft Over California Goes Viral – But It's Not A UFO
While a strange craft resembling two passenger jets fused together was recently spotted over California, it's not a UFO (or UAP if you prefer).
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This Ship Sank Nearly Two Centuries Ago – Now It's A Window Into History
It's been beneath the ocean for generations, but a newly identified wreck is reshaping what we know about a pivotal moment in Australia’s past.
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School Zone Speed Cameras Are Busting Drivers Even Outside Of Posted Hours In GA
Speed cameras are a controversial method of enforcing speed limits in school zones, but some drivers are getting ticketed when they aren't technically speeding.
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Lost Robot Rescued From The Antarctic Ice Carrying Crucial Data
A drone that went on an unexpected journey through Antarctic ice sheets has been saved by scientists, bringing with it never before seen data.
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What Is The Best Website To Buy Refurbished iPads?
Refurbished items are typically cleaned and repaired before being offered for resale, but some options are better than others.
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Why This Colorado City Has Some Of The Cheapest Gas In The Country
One Colorado city has stunned citizens with the lowest gas prices in years, but professionals are cautioning against making a long drive for cheap fuel.
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