Florida's Faulty Speed Cameras Cost Drivers $700K – And Now They Want It Back
Speed cameras were installed in a Palm Beach school zone to what you expect: Deter speeding. The reality is many drivers have been unfairly charged.
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Stories By Caroline Anschutz
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How Many Engines Does Air Force One Have And Who Makes Them?
Air Force One aircraft are designed to move as swiftly and as long as possible, meaning its General Electric jet engines are designed with durability in mind.
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Seattle Has A Powered Train That Can Cross A Floating Bridge - Here's How It Works
While trains crossing floating bridges aren't new, Seattle's electrically powered Crosslake Connection is an astonishing piece of engineering.
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Are Brunt Work Boots Made In The US?
Brunt work boots have a reputation for making high-quality, comfortable work boots, but only made some of their boots stateside in recent years.
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Are There Any Drawbacks To Buying Apple Products From Best Buy?
If you don't live close to an Apple store, you might be tempted to try out your local Best Buy, but are there any drawbacks with going that route?
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Why Airplanes Still Use Millions Of Rivets (But Cars Are Welded)
Rivets are a positively ancient way of fastening materials together; despite that, we still use them to assemble planes instead of welding. Here's why.
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Why You Should Think Twice About Using Those Old Incandescent Christmas Lights
If you start going through holiday decorations and realize you're still using incandescent Christmas lights, it might be time to consider safer alternatives.
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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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'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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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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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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Apple Pay Users Can Now Use Affirm - Here's How To Add It To Your Apple Wallet
Affirm is a BNPL service you can use to spread out payments on large purchases, and now you can add it to your Apple Pay wallet. Here's how.
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If You Plan On Taking A Cruise With Your Mobility Scooter, You May Want To Read The Fine Print First
If you're a mobility scooter user and planning a cruise, it's best to avoid any surprises by checking out the details of the cruise line's policies beforehand.
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Is There A Recall On Hyundai Seat Belts? Here's What You Need To Know
Certain Hyundai Palisade models have a recall issued for faulty seatbelt latching mechanisms, though the actual percentage of Palisade owners is quite small.
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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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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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Ace Hardware Is Partnering With This Delivery Service To Set Itself Apart From Rivals
Ace Hardware is teaming up with a delivery platform to make tools, paint, and more available on demand, giving the co-op a new edge against big-box stores.
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This WW2 Bomber Spent Over 6 Decades On A Gas Station Roof - Now It Might Fly Again
You wouldn't think that a World War II bomber would have any place as a gas station's decoration, but because of that, it might have a chance to fly again.
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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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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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Historic US Military Base Revived For New Mission In The Caribbean
The Trump Administration is using an old naval base in Puerto Rico for a new mission in the Caribbean. Time will tell if this facility officially reopens.
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Why Florida's Only 'No-Fly Zone' Is Over Walt Disney World
You've probably heard of the term No Fly Zone in recent years, but did you know that Walt Disney World is the location of Florida's only No Fly Zone?
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Joint Base Andrews Finally Brought Back Air Shows - And It Didn't Go Well
While many were able to attend and enjoy the show, several attendees - including those who paid for VIP tickets - had to be turned away at capacity.
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Death Road: Possibly The World's Most Difficult Highway To Drive
Only 10 feet wide in some parts, Death Road has garnered a reputation for being one of the most difficult highways in the world to navigate.
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Yes, Home Depot Does Sell Roku Devices (And Here's How Much They Cost)
Some may not know that Home Depot carries several streaming devices, including the ever-popular Roku lineup. But is buying from here the best option?
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This Is The Best Time To Book A Flight, According To The Data
While it may not be as specific as booking on Tuesdays, there is a time frame that multiple overlapping statistics say is the best time to book a flight.
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What Is The LAN Port On Your TV For? Here's When To Use It
While it isn't always there, many TVs and streaming devices do have a LAN port, or the capability to add one via USB. Why would you use it instead of Wi-Fi?
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