High Winds Cause Princess Cruise Ship To Tilt, Dumping Out Swimming Pools And Injuring 16
The Crown Princess cruise ship tilted 14 degrees under heavy winds.
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Humans Have Had Vehicles Longer Than We've Had Agriculture: Study
Researchers examined 22,000-year-old travois sled tracks that had been preserved in the mud of a long-dried New Mexico lakebed
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See The Boom XB-1 Rip Through The Air As It Breaks The Sound Barrier
The silhouette of Boom's plane streaking across the sky is rendered in vivid shades of orange with the jet exhaust a pale yellow trail.
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Multiple Flights Landing In DC Receive False Midair Collision Warnings
The FAA launched an investigation into multiple mid-air collision warnings heard by more than a dozen flights on the approach to Ronald Reagan National Airport
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The 2025 Land District Might Kick Off A New-Era Of American Moto
2025 Land District is a $7,000 electric bike that offers a lot for its potentially steep price.
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SpaceX Launching Starship For The First Time After Explosion Over Caribbean
The last Starship launch ended with an explosion after an internal propellant leak. Hopefully the spacecraft will splash down intact this time.
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Startup Successfully Docks With Flying Space Junk To Start Cleaning The Cosmos
Space debris is a growing problem, both in Earth's orbit and down on the ground. One startup has brought us a step closer to tidying up, but it comes at a price
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Start Your Weekend Off Right With A Motorcycle Cruise Though Okinawa
Throw the latest Seaman moto vlog on while you eat a late brunch and let all the week's stress melt away
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How Airlines Deal With Bodies When Deaths Occur During A Flight
Two passengers on a Qatar Airways flight were distressed after being seated next to a dead passenger, but the airline followed international guidelines
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MTA Is Trying To Use Smartphone AI To Spot Dangerous Subway Tracks
The MTA partnered with Google to experiment with more efficient and cost-effective ways to inspect tracks
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Elon Musk Pleads For Retired Air Traffic Controllers To Come Back To Their Awful Jobs
With plane incidents seemingly spiking, Elon Musk wants retired air traffic controllers to come back to work. Sadly, it's not that easy.
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A Bunch Of Teens On Bikes Are Riding Around Los Angeles And Attacking Drivers
Moral of the story? Don't get out of your car to confront teenagers on bicycles
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I Need A 4x4 Daily Driver That's Comfortable And Off-Road Capable! What Car Should I Buy?
With a healthy budget and some off-road expectations, will location and mixed-use make this a difficult decision?
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John Deere Investors Mow Down Anti-DEI Measures, Vote To Stay Woke
98.7 percent of John Deere's investors supported DEI policies despite company management backing away from things like Pride events
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New York's Brooklyn-Queens Expressway Is Crumbling
This comes as no surprise to anyone that has driven on or been around the BQE
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This Tacky $15 Million Desert Compound Comes With Two Dozen Off-Road Machines To Share With All The Friends You Can Buy
This compound includes multiple houses, garages, a machine shop and even a giant hangar.
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Trinity's Bike From 'The Matrix Reloaded' Is Why I Own A Ducati
One of the best action sequences ever opened my eyes to a world of Italian superbikes, and I've never looked back
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KTM Isn't Dead Yet
The company only has a firm due date for 30 percent of its debt, an amount it realistically hopes can be raised with outside funding
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Train Robbers Have Stolen Over $2 Million Worth Of Nike Sneakers
A band of thieves has carried out at least 10 different heists targeting BNSF trains in the Mojave Desert
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U.S. Air Crashes Are Down In 2025 But Fatalities Are Way Up
The number of crashes occurring in the U.S. is down this year, however, is that fatalities have risen to alarming levels as a result of plane crashes.
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FAA Awards Contract To Starlink, Promises It Was Under Consideration Before Election
The Federal Aviation Administration awards a contract to Starlink to improve the IT systems used to communicate weather conditions for commercial flights.
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New Yorkers Trying To Fool License Plate Readers Shocked That Flimsy Piece Of Material Bought Online Does Nothing
These license plate stickers are illegal, too
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NASA Awards SpaceX $100 Million Contract To Launch Asteroid Hunting Telescope
NASA awarded SpaceX a $100 million contract to launch a new satellite that could monitor extraterrestrial threats to the Earth.
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UAW Is About To Strike Against Rolls-Royce, But It's Not About Cars
99.5 of Rolls-Royce workers in Indianapolis support the UAW strike
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Watch The Restoration And Rebirth Of A Race Bike That Nearly Killed Its Builder
After suffering a traumatic injury Todd Henning sold his bike, but now his son is rebuilding it
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This So-Called Flying Car Sure Seems Like A Miserable Way To Travel
The Model Zero A is a very small and lightweight pod for one person with a quartet of really big, really loud drone propellers under the bodywork.
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The Last Fastest Ocean Liner Starts Its Final Voyage To The Bottom Of The Ocean
The shell of the last fastest ocean liner finally set sail once again, but the journey will be the ship's final voyage and will end at the bottom of the ocean.
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