Why The TSA Is Warning Travelers To Avoid Free Airport Wi-Fi
While the dangers of unencrypted traffic have receded with the widespread adoption of HTTPS, evil twin networks can still be security threats.
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Does Your Car's Heater Have A Burning Smell? Here's What Could Be The Problem
Nobody wants to get a whiff of a burning smell from their car's heater, but it does happen. Here's what may be causing the unpleasant smell.
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This Cadillac SUV Pushes More Horsepower Than A Camaro ZL1
A hulking Cadillac shatters expectations with power usually reserved for tracks. Discover how this luxury giant muscled its way into performance territory.
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10 More Common Hot Rod Terms And What They Mean
Hot-rodding is an iconic American automotive pass-time, but such a specialized hobby has no shortage of jargon and lingo — here's what some of it means.
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Don't Believe This Extremely Common Heat Pump Myth
A major myth still shapes how people think about heat pumps. Discover what really happens when temperatures drop and why the old assumptions no longer apply.
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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Lead-acid batteries may seem like an outdated holdover, but even modern cars still rely on them, despite the presence of newer battery tech.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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New Study Claims This US City Has The Worst Traffic In The Country
A new traffic study names the U.S. city that leads the country in congestion, showing just how many hours drivers are losing to delays on packed roadways.
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These Are The Best Cheap SUVs You Can Buy In 2025, According To JD Power
JD Power says 2025 is a great year if you're looking for cheap SUVs. Here's a list of some of the best ones — and what you get for the price.
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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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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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Don't Waste Money On Third-Party Ryobi Battery Jumper Cable Adapters – Use This Instead
You may be tempted to pick up a third-party jumper cable adapter to get more use out of your Ryobi batteries, but consider picking up this instead.
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2025's Most Powerful Militaries, Ranked
See how global powers stack up 25 years deep into the 21st century, based on defence spending, equipment quality, strength of numbers, and more.
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What Are The Rarest Harley-Davidson Colors?
Some Harley-Davidson colors are rare because they had a limited production run, while others use ingredients that no longer exist. Here are three of the rarest.
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Not Honda, Not Toyota: Consumer Reports Gives This Car Brand The Highest Road-Test Scores
When it comes to reliability, many think of car brands like Honda and Toyota. However, Consumer Reports says this brand has the best road-test scores.
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This Canadian Province Just Made Driving A Car Cheaper - But There's A Catch
Driving can get expensive when you consider the cost of insurance, gas, maintenance, and so on. But this Canadian Province wants to make it cheaper.
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Who Makes Alfa Romeo Engines And Where Are They Manufactured?
Alfa Romeo has more than earned its place among high-end Italian automakers, but is it making its popular engines in the same place as other manufacturers?
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This Ambitious Startup Says Its Machine Can Make Gasoline Out Of Thin Air
A small portion of drivers have switched to EVs to reduce their impact on the environment, but what if you could make gasoline to fuel your car from thin air?
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The Top Tech Trends We Expect To See In 2026
AI is changing everything, but what's next? We predict the massive tech trends for 2026, from agentic AI's rise to the new push for digital privacy and sustainable tech.
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These States May Be Changing Their Speed Limits Soon
Individual U.S. states have long had the ability to set their own speed limits, but only a few are taking advantage of the opportunity.
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Last Minute Gift Ideas From Ryobi For The Gear Heads In Your Life
From affordable and nifty accessories to fully fledged tools, Ryobi has a lot of unique products that would make a great gift for your DIYer friend.
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This Is The Easiest Way To Carry A Second Helmet On Your Harley-Davidson
Not every Harley-Davidson owner rides solo. They sometimes have a passenger, and it's safest for both the driver and passenger to wear a helmet.
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This US State Is Targeting Speeders From 2,000 Feet In The Air
Just because you can't see any speed enforcement officers or automated camera systems doesn't mean the law isn't watching you break the limit.
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This iPhone 17 Feature Won't Work If You Use A Traditional Screen Protector
There are a number of new and notable features on the latest model of iPhone, but one feature can actually be rendered useless by a simple screen protector.
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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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15 Of The Biggest Private Car Collections In The World
Plenty of celebrities and rich people drive nice, expensive cars, but a rare few own truly magnificent car collections valued in the tens of millions or more.
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Pink License Plates Are About To Become A Common Sight In France
Generally, license plates in France follow a similar format to other EU member countries. Why will these pink plates become a more common sight?
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34 Cars That Won't Be Returning In 2026
The automotive landscape is changing fast. We've compiled the full list of 34 vehicles getting axed for 2026, including some surprising best-sellers.
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