Why Craftsman Is Ditching Its V-Series Tools (And Which Alternatives Are Out There)
While the Craftsman V-Series tools are a popular line, the well-known company is moving away from it. Here's everything you need to know.
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The Biggest Problems With The Harley-Davidson Pan America (According To Owners)
Harley-Davdison's Pan America is one of its most impressive bikes, but owners would be quick to warn you that it comes with some big problems.
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T-Mobile Has Big Changes Coming In 2026 That Customers Need To Know About
T-Mobile customers have a slew of changes coming to their service in 2026, from changing fees to updated means of managing their account. Here's what to expect.
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Study Shows Nearly A Quarter Of YouTube Videos Fed To New Accounts Are 'AI Slop'
AI slop is fast becoming an almost-unavoidable aspect of our digital lives, and it's especially bad for new YouTube accounts. Here's what's goingo n.
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If You See A Harbor Freight Tool With An Orange Tag, Here's What It Means
If you're a regular at Harbor Freight, you may have orange price tags on certain power tools whenever you shop there. We asked Harbor Freight what those mean.
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US Air Force Recovers Unexploded 'Super Bazooka' Rockets From WWII
The discovery of rockets from World War II that had failed to explode resulted in a tense situation just before the 2025 holiday season ended.
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5 Tools Craftsman Makes That Ryobi Doesn't
Craftsman is one of the oldest and most well-known brands in tools, but it doesn't have everything you may need, and that's where Ryobi comes in.
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Illegal E-Bike Seized With Claimed Speeds Over 100mph, But Something Doesn't Add Up
Police in England reported a confiscated, highly modified e-bike on social media, which isn't unusual, but its claimed top speed seems very weird.
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4 Simple Tips To Improve The Picture Quality On Your New Roku TV
Getting a new TV can be exciting, but its picture may not be configured right for your needs. Here's how to get the best picture from your Roku.
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Does Milwaukee's Warranty Reset If You Get A Replacement Product?
The warranty included with Milwaukee's power tools can be incredibly useful for peace of mind, but does the warranty reset if you have to replace a tool?
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What Does HPT Stand For On Metabo Tools?
Metabo Tools and the Metabo HPT branding have finally been merged into one cohesive brand, but what exactly does the HPT branding mean for you?
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California Cities Are Going All In On Controversial AI License Plate Readers
AI license plate readers have attracted a lot of controversy, but it looks like cities in California are choosing to double down on the technology.
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China Cracks Down On Smugglers Exporting Crucial Tech Minerals
Smugglers in China have been sentenced to months or even years of prison after they were caught illegally exporting tons of a mineral needed for tech parts.
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The Palm-Sized Ryobi Gadget That Will Keep Your Desk Mess-Free
This palm-sized Ryobi tool is meant for quick desk cleanups, raising the question of whether small vacuums can actually get the job done.
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New Ticket Fees Set To Hit NYC Subway Riders In 2026
The New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority has confirmed higher fare prices with the rollout of the new OMNY cards. How big will these price hikes be?
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What Are The Back Buttons On A Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller For?
Nintendo’s Switch 2 Pro Controller adds new rear buttons, but their purpose isn't immediately obvious to players upgrading from older controllers.
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US Heat Pump Incentives Are Ending – Here's How Much Prices Could Rise
The American government's heat pump purchase incentive ends in a few days, meaning that heating your home could become a lot more expensive.
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Denmark's Proposed VPN Ban Had Experts Sounding The Alarm Bell
Denmark lawmakers recently faced significant backlash after proposing a bill to change the country's VPN laws. Here's what to know about the proposed ban.
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Who Actually Owns Home Depot?
The Home Depot was founded in the late 1970s in Marietta, Georgia. How has the ownership changed in the past four and a half decades of its existence?
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New Law Could Mean Increased Fines For Two-Wheel Drive Cars In Colorado
A new Colorado law is tightening winter driving enforcement, leaving certain vehicles more vulnerable to fines during storms on major routes.
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A Major US Navy Frigate Program Was Canceled (But Here's What's Being Built Instead)
Cost overruns led the U.S. Navy to scale back an order for modern frigates from a major manufacturer, but there's already a plan for a replacement.
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Two Car Rental Companies Accused Of Millions In Luxury Car Theft
Two Canadian rental car companies have been accused of involvement in a massive car theft and money laundering scheme involving millions of dollars.
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Texas Sues Major Smart TV Companies Over Spying Software Claims
Five major TV manufacturers are now facing lawsuits from the Texas Attorney General, and it's all tied to accusations that TVs are being used to spy on users.
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Travelers Coming To The US Could Be Forced To Show Years Of Social Media
Travelers from 42 countries can stay in the U.S. for 90 days without getting a visa in advance. Now, those travelers may have to show social media to get in.
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Executive Order Could Greatly Limit States From Regulating AI
Several states have been trying to put their own AI regulations in place as the technology evolves, but a new executive order could limit their powers.
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This Affordable Luxury Sedan Has Rear Reclining Seats For A Quick Nap During Lunch Break
A relatively unknown luxury car from a few years back is one of the few with reclining back seats, and used models are now downright affordable.
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A 'Smart' Garage Door Could Leave You Locked Out – And Your Home Unsecured
A smart garage door may sound like a great idea but, like other Internet of Things devices, the inherent risks associated with it may not be worth it.
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