What Happens If A Navy Ship Loses Power At Sea?
Even with all of the advanced capabilities of the U.S. Navy's fleet, blackouts can occur. Here's what happens when the power goes out on one of its ships.
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Stories By Tom Clark
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This Caulk Gun Mistake Is Making Your DIY Home Improvement Look Sloppy
A good caulk line can be the difference between a job looking amateurish or clean and professional. If you want the latter, make sure you're not doing this.
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Not Home Depot, Not Walmart – Here's Who Owns Lowe's
Lowe's has become one of the most respected and storied institutions for DIYers of all skill levels, but who actually owns the popular company?
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Tesla Slashes Model Y Prices In Last-Ditch 2025 Sales Attempt
The holidays are a great time to get products for major discounted prices, even from major automakers Tesla, the most recognizable EV manufacturer.
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Every Serious Home Improvement Kit Needs A Shop Vac: Here's Why
You've likely gotten a number of offbeat recommendations for home improvement components, but you definitely need a shop vac. Here's why they matter.
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Why Almost Every One Of Your Devices Uses USB-C Ports These Days
Even Apple finally switched the iPhone's charging port over to USB-C, eliminating the absolute need to have different cable for your other devices.
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Why Do Cars Still Use Lead Acid Batteries?
Lead-acid batteries may seem like an outdated holdover, but even modern cars still rely on them, despite the presence of newer battery tech. Here's hwy.
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Where Are Craftsman Toolboxes Made?
Craftsman built its name on American-made reliability. But today, tracking where its toolboxes actually come from is surprisingly complicated. Here’s why.
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This State Could Make Driving With Studded Tires A Crime
For those who live in regions where there's heavy snow fall, studded tires will give the traction you need. But this state might ban them once and for all.
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Are Bridgestone Tires Better Than Michelin? What Consumer Reports Data Says
Are Bridgestone tires actually better than Michelin? We checked the latest Consumer Reports rankings to see which major brand took the top spot for 2025.
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Are Power Tool Combo Kits At Home Depot Really Cheaper Than Buying Each Tool Separately?
At home improvement stores like Home Depot, combo kits offer various tools at lower prices. However, you can also buy "tool-only" options for even cheaper.
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Yes, You Can Lock Your Helmet To Your Motorcycle - Here's How Bikers Prefer To Do It
A motorcycle helmet lock can help protect your life-saving accessory from theft; here are the pluses and minuses of some available helmet locks.
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Speed Makes Some Fighter Jets Easier To Track, Not Harder: Here's Why
The faster the fighter jet the better — or so you would think. The truth is, in some cases, jets are easier to track the faster they go. But why?
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This New Ducati Tech Could Finally Make You Want An Electric Motorcycle
Legendary motorcycle maker Ducati has rolled out a new battery technology that may make electric motorcycles more appealing than ever to curious riders.
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How Long Does The Ryobi 40v Chainsaw Last During Use?
The Ryobi 40V chainsaw offers lots of advantages over a gas-powered saw, but how does battery life stack up when you're actually out in the yard?
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Can You Remove The Calendar From CarPlay? (And Why You Might Need To)
Your Calendar is a common notification on your phone, but what if you don't want those notifications on y our CarPlay? Here's how to disable them.
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Why Did Toyota Stop Calling The Prius PHEV 'The Prime'?
Toyota's Prius Prime has been a popular electric vehicle for years, but why has the maker now dropped the Prime part of the line's branding?
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Who Makes Husky's Socket Sets & Where Are They Manufactured?
Husky, a Home Depot tool brand, used to advertise many of its products as being "Made in the USA." That doesn't appear to be the case for its sockets anymore.
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What Happens To Returned Tools At Home Depot? Here's Where They Actually Go
As long as you have a receipt and the tool you want to replace is unused and sealed, you'll probably be able to return it. Here's what happens after you do.
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How Does 'Rapid Pump' Work On Harbor Freight Daytona Floor Jacks?
Some Harbor Freight Daytona floor jacks come with a feature called 'Rapid Pump,' which does as the name suggests and helps you lift loads more quickly.
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If You See An Orange Sticker On An Abandoned Car, Here's What It Means
Cars can wind up on the side of the road for a lot of different reasons, but if you see a big orange sticker on the window, it usually indicates abandonment.
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Neither In The Garage Nor The Basement: Here's The Safest Place To Store Propane Tanks
You may be tempted to store your propane tank in a detached garage, but this is actually not recommended by the National Fire Protection Association.
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Which Major Power Tool Brand Has The Most Affordable Batteries?
Cordless power tools these days all have their own proprietary battery systems, so it makes sense to consider the brand with the most affordable batteries.
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What Is The 12-Second Rule For Motorcycles And Why Is It So Important?
Motorcyclists follow a lot of unspoken rules, but one of the most important is the 12-second rule. What is it, and why is it a must for riders to know?
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Here's What Actually Happens If You Get Left Behind By A Cruise Ship
Cruise ships are rigorously timed and if you're late getting to the ship, there is a chance you might get left behind. Here's what happens if you do.
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Daytona Superduty Vs. Long Reach: Which Harbor Freight Floor Jack Do You Need?
If you've been eyeing the Harbor Freight Daytona Super Duty and Long Reach jack but aren't sure which one to go with, here are the key differences.
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Yes, You Can Use WD-40 On Your Garage Door - But There's A Catch
While it's technically possible to use WD-40 on your garage door, there's actually a much better option that's a tailor-made solution to the problem.
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