Trump's Policies Have Killed Or Delayed $83 Billion In Clean Energy Investments
Nice climate you had, there. Shame if something happened to it...
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After Nearly 50 Years In The Depths Of Space, Voyager 1 Still Sends Messages That Take 23 Hours To Reach Earth
Even crippled, even without power, even without applause from the beings who first made it, Voyager 1 may yet make itself the Earth's finest achievement.
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Having already expanded his racing career beyond the limits of MotoGP, Valentino Rossi is looking to go even further and race at the Nürburgring.
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The cars may be autonomous, but the cleanup certainly isn't.
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Kia Recalls 462,869 Tellurides For Potential Fire Risk, Again
The first recall didn't properly address an issue with over 460,000 Kia Tellurides, so the automaker needs to bring the same SUVs back in for an all-new fix.
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Some folks do a better job of being annoying than others, and for one reason or another, they tend to gravitate to specific types of cars.
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Wait, if cars could actually talk, would they have their automaker's accent or the accent local to where they were built?
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America Faced Competition From These 7 Muscle Cars That Spawned Abroad
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At $7,500, Is This 2004 Chrysler Sebring GTC On Track For A Quick Sale?
Ignore the rental car reputation: this particular Sebring convertible has a surprise inside.
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Why Do Some Semi-Trucks Have An Axle Lifted Off The Ground?
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Here's How Much (Or Little) You Can Expect EV Batteries To Degrade During Ownership
Battery degradation in EVs is more complicated than we might like it to be, but it's not all bad news when it comes to battery life over the vehicle's lifespan.
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5 Formula 1 Drivers To Get Race Bans (And What They Did)
While extremely rare, race bans have sidelined many Formula 1 stars over the years, usually due to reckless driving, causing crashes, or ignoring penalties.
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Air Force Engineer Took Down 13 Flock Cameras Because They're A "Violation Of His And Others' Fourth Amendment Rights"
People don't seem to like the way a private company, Flock Safety, has established a surveillance network of over 80,000 cameras that law enforcement can use.
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You might expect the "TT" abbreviation in the Audi TT to relate to its turbocharged engine in some way. But that wasn't a factor in the creation of its name.
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The feel of your manual transmission says a lot about its health, and certain shifting problems can reveal when synchronizers are wearing out.
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How Roman Surveyors Helped The Empire Create Straight Roads Thousands Of Years Ago
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NHTSA Is Sick Of Self-Driving Cars Getting In The Way Of Emergency Responders
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