What Rights Does A Country Have If A Drone Breaches Its Airspace?
There have been multiple instances of aircraft entering the airspace of another country. Sometimes it's a one-off instance and benign, other times, not so much.
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A Florida Bill Aims To Change Trucker Weigh Station Protocol - Here's What That Means
Truckers have to deal with a lot on the road, not least going through weigh stations. A new Florida bill could make that process even stricter.
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Why Are The Cables Under The Red Sea So Important & What Happens If They Get Cut?
There are miles of cables that run under the Red Sea, but what are they for and why are they so important? What happens if they are damaged or cut?
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Lowe's Is Selling Craftsman's 10-Drawer Rolling Tool Cabinet With A Steep Discount
In need of storage for all of your tools that are strewn around the garage? Lowe's is offering a huge discount on a popular Craftsman tool cabinet.
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A Week With Chevy's Electric BrightDrop Had Me Dreaming Of The Quiet Van Life
Chevrolet may have last-mile deliveries in mind for its electric vans, but it'll sell them to anyone with dreams of an EV food truck or RV.
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Travelers Beware: TSA Now Bans These Hair Appliances From Checked Luggage
You need to be careful when traveling by air with hair appliances, as not all of them are approved by the TSA.
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PSA: You Don't Need The New AirPods Pro 3 To Use Apple's Live Translation
Apple's new live translation feature launched with the AirPods Pro 3, btu it's also available for AirPods 2 Pro and AirPods 4 with ANC. Here's what we know.
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Why This New Attack Helicopter Is Expected To Be So Revolutionary
A new attack helicopter design could transform the future of military aviation. Here’s why experts say it’s one of the most revolutionary projects yet.
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We Finally Know What It Looks Like When A Brand-New Planet Is Born
Long had the scientific community searched space for signs of a newly formed planet, and it has now captured one.
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DJI Osmo 360 Review: Is It Great Enough To Overlook The Flaws?
The DJI Osmo 360 delivers the company's first big shot at 360-degree spherical media capture -- can it battle the best in the business?
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Onyx Boox Note Air4 C Review: This Color E-Reader Thinks Its An iPad Alternative
Onyx Boox Note Air4 C is a color e-reader with a display that might surprise you as an iPad user -- especially if you've never used an e-paper machine before.
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Boeing Just Gave Us A Glimpse Of Its Next-Gen F/A-XX Fighter Jet Design
The future of the U.S. Navy's F/A-XX program might be in doubt, but that hasn't stopped Boeing from teasing its planned design via fresh renders.
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Hyundai Hid Something Deeply Sensible Inside The Ioniq 9's Wild Design
Hyundai's Ioniq 9 isn't the first three-row electric SUV, but it may be the most important.
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What Happens When A State Runs Out Of License Plate Numbers?
States can handle how they distribute license plates in a number of ways, but they all have one thing in common: There are a finite amount of numbers to use.
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Samsung May Have Just Clinched The Title For 'Worst Refrigerator' With This New Strategy
Samsung's fridges already have quite a bad reputation as it is, but the company seems to have found new depths to plumb with its latest move.
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Upgrading To macOS Tahoe? Your Favorite MacBook Feature Might Break
While many Apple users are enjoying the MacOS Tahoe update, there are some who regretting it and hoping for a fix to this overlooked keyboard feature.
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Honor's New Android Tablet Checks The Right Boxes, But Using It Left Me Frustrated
Honor's MagicPad 3 is the latest midrange tablet available with features that look great from the outset but leave us with some questions about what's missed.
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Meta's New AI Glasses Look Great, But There's A Smart Reason Not To Buy Them
These Ray-Ban Display glasses look high tech enough, but with the injection of AI comes serious privacy concerns, for both the wearer and those around them.
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The 2025 RS3 Is Proof Audi Isn't Boring
Audi could've taken the easy route, and simply cranked up the S3's power. Instead, it made the RS3 arguably the most interesting of all the sports compacts.
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NASA Brings Air Force Pilot In For Year-Long Mars Simulation Mission (Here's What That Means)
NASA has another mission, but this time, they are bringing in an Air Force pilot to tackle it. Here's everything you need to know about it.
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Can't Update Your iPhone Or iPad To iOS 26? Here Is The Most Likely Reason Why
The latest iOS version, iOS 26, is available now. If you're having trouble updating your iPhone or iPad, here's what you need to check on your device.
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Home Depot Has A Highly-Rated Ryobi Battery Starter Kit On Sale For Just $80
Putting together a tool kit also means getting hold of batteries for those tools. Home Depot has the answer, with a great discount on a Ryobi starter kit.
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Milwaukee's M12 Portable Inflator Starter Kit Is $210 Off At Home Depot Right Now
Home Depot is offering shoppers a significant discount on Milwaukee's M12 portable inflator starter kit. Passing up this deal could be costly.
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iOS 18.7 Vs. iOS 26: What's The Difference?
Apple has released two different iOS updates that iPhone and iPad owners are eager to get their hands on. However, there's a big difference between the updates.
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This Was One Of ChatGPT's Best Paid Features (And Now It's Free)
One of ChatGPT’s premium perks just went public. If organizing chats into Projects was tempting, now is the time to try what used to cost extra.
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Tony Stewart Confirms Comeback After NHRA Crash – Here's When He'll Race Again
Tony Stewart and Doug Kalitta collided at the NHRA Reading Nationals on Sunday. Luckily, Stewart says he's already ready to get back on the track.
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Here's Where (And When) You Can See September 2025's Partial Solar Eclipse
A September solar eclipse will briefly alter daylight across parts of Earth. Learn the science behind it and where observers can catch the event.
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