5 Of The Most Powerful Aircraft Carriers Sailing The Seas In 2026
Many countries are always looking for a way to increase their military power on land, air, and sea. Here are the most powerful aircraft carriers in 2026.
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Ford Reports Best Yearly US Sales In Over Half A Decade
Ford’s latest U.S. sales figures point to a major rebound, highlighting how changing consumer priorities reshaped the automaker’s recent performance.
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5 Of Toyota's Most Underpowered Engines
Toyota engines are rarely criticized for reliability, yet some modern models have struggled to deliver adequate power by today’s standards.
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Radar Cameras In This State Can Now Give You A Ticket, No Cops Involved
Enforcement of speed limits usually involves an officer with a radar gun, but this state is looking to automate the whole process starting in 2026.
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Mercedes & Red Bull F1 Engines Facing Controversy Ahead Of The 2026 Season
The 2026 F1 season hasn't started yet, but there's already a major controversy brewing surrounding engines in cars being driven by Mercedes and Red Bull.
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China's EV Boom Has Left It With A Battery (And Crime) Problem
China's push to adopt electric vehicles leads to questions about how to safely and legally recycle millions of depleted EV batteries. It's become a big issue.
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Variable Speed Limits Are Popping Up Across America – Here's How The System Works
While the rest of the world utilizes a different system for determining its roads' speed limits, America continues using statics speed limits.
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Boeing Wins $2B Contract To Bring B-52 Bombers Into The Modern Age
The B-52 Stratofortress has been flying for the U.S. Air Force for decades, and a new upgrade program ensures it'll be a fixture for a few decades more.
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5 Cheap Twin-Turbo Cars You Can Get For Less Than A New Toyota Camry
When looking for a new car to own, there are specific features you want and the brand doesn't matter as much. This can help save a few bucks.
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New Road Stripes Are Confusing Drivers – But They Serve An Important Purpose
Drivers are spotting strange new markings on Texas highways. They look odd at first, but the reason they’re there could quietly make driving safer.
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Mercedes-Benz To Pay $150M Over 'Deceptive Practices'
Mercedes-Benz is set to have to pay out a total of $150 million to 48 U.S. states, plus Puerto Rico and Washington, D.C., for some major 2010s missteps.
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Dodge Hellcrate Vs. Hellcrate Redeye 6.2L Hemi Crate Engines: What's The Difference?
Dodge's Hellcrate and Hellcrate Redeye HEMI engines have some notable differences between them, despite the very similar names. Here's a rundown.
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5 Realities Of Oil Rig Jobs No One Talks About
Oil rig jobs can seem very appealing in any job market, but there are a number of harsh realities to working on them that nobody really talks about.
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Not Honda, Not Chevrolet: This Is The Cheapest Car Brand To Insure
Car insurance continues to be a major chunk of the cost of owning a car, but if you want to try to save money with yours, one brand stands above the rest.
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What Are The Water Jets For Bullet Trains Actually For?
You may have seen powerful water jets hosing down bullet trains at certain parts of the track. This is crucial for safety in snowy and icy conditions.
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What Does The LML Code Stand For On Duramax Diesel Engines?
The Duramax engine family has featured many three-letter product codes over the years, one of which is LML. But what does the code stand for?
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The Luxury SUV You Should Consider If You Want Serious Cargo Room
Looking to haul things around in style and comfort? Look no further than this popular luxury SUV, which has a massive amount of cargo space.
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Investigation Shows How This US Aircraft Carrier Dumped A $60M Jet Into The Sea
When a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier dropped a $60 million F/A-18 into the Red Sea in April 2025, it was one of several fiascos occurring that year.
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This Brand Makes The Worst Cars, According To Consumer Reports
When looking for a car to buy, it's important to take a look at its reliability. Before you buy, here's what Consumer Reports says is the worst brand.
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5 2025 Toyota Land Cruiser Features That Could Have Been Better
In many ways, the 2025 Toyota 250-series Land Cruiser is a departure from older models. Here are five ways the brand could have improved the new iteration.
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5 Cars To Consider Instead Of The Lexus GX550
Lexus' GX550 is a mid-sized SUV with a high price tag and long pedigree; here are some others to check out if you're shopping for such a vehicle.
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Why Do New Mazda 3s Still Have A Torsion Beam Rear Suspension?
Torsion beam suspensions are old-school, but the Mazda3 still uses a rear torsion beam even in 2025. Why has Mazda stuck with this old suspension tech?
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Not Honda, Not Toyota: This Was The Best-Selling Car Of 1995
The best-selling car of 1995 wasn’t a Japanese import, but a once-ubiquitous American sedan that defined an entire decade of driving.
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Ford Confirms Gas Engine For New F-150 Lightning (But It's Probably Not What You Think)
Ford has revealed that its new F-150 Lightning will have a gasoline engine, but hold your horses: it's not quite a return to the SVT Lightning of old.
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Toyota's New Concept Pickup Is As Barebones As A Truck Can Get
Toyota has unveiled its newest concept vehicle in the form of the IMV Origin — a bare-bones pickup truck that makes Kei trucks look like luxury rides.
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4 Used Trucks Under $20,000 That Are Worth Buying, According To Consumer Reports
Having a new truck is always nice, but it's not always the right move financially, especially if you're on a budget. $20,000 is reasonable for used trucks.
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5 Classic '80s Sports Cars You Can Find For Under $30,000
Buying a 1980s sports car doesn't mean you have to break the bank, as there are plenty of fun cars available for less than $30,000. Here are some of the best.
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