Imagine rising above gridlock instead of crawling through it—that’s the promise of Klein Vision’s newly certified AirCar, expected on U.S. roads and runways in 2026. Drivers, commuters, and even small businesses stand to gain. The company plans roughly 100 units a year at $800,000–$1 million each, turning what could be a two‑hour slog into a 30‑minute hop. … Read more
Could a simple spray nozzle replace the mighty double-ply? Americans may soon find out.The COVID-19 panic buying of 2020 left store shelves bare and closets overflowing with tissue rolls. Five years later, a compact handheld bidet—nicknamed the bum gun—is racing across Asia and quietly challenging America’s century-old reliance on paper. How did we get here, … Read more
When you slip on a pair of jeans, you probably focus on how they feel or whether they match your favorite sneakers. But have you ever wondered about those tiny metal rivets that dot your pockets? Are they just for show, or do they serve a real purpose? The story dates back to 1873, when … Read more
Officials have announced a temporary closure to paddlers at Juniper Springs in the Ocala National Forest, following reports of a massive alligator—estimated between 13 and 14 feet—making direct contact with kayaks and canoes. Although no injuries have been reported, the U.S. Forest Service urges visitors to exercise caution and respect this extraordinary reptile’s territory. Located … Read more
Craving something sweet and different at Wendy’s? Get ready to sample new treats that promise to shake up your usual order. Wendy’s has long been known for its iconic Frosty dessert, along with its square-shaped hamburgers and hearty chili. Though some might wonder why anyone would tweak such a beloved treat, the fast-food chain believes … Read more
An unexpected fusion of lemon-lime fizz and subtle tea notes has just landed in stores, stirring excitement among soda enthusiasts. With summer in full swing, Sprite’s latest LTO promises a refreshing experience that’s already creating plenty of buzz. Sprite has surprised fans by blending its iconic lemon-lime taste with the essence of freshly brewed tea. … Read more
New and seasoned McDonald’s fans alike have been eagerly anticipating the return of one special collaboration. Now, the wait is over, and the Golden Arches are once again sparking excitement with an iconic Happy Meal that brings kid-friendly fun and serious collector hype to the drive-thru. Starting May 13, McDonald’s rolled out its Squishmallows Happy … Read more
The retailer has ended its troubled venture a decade after acquiring the chain for nine times more. Now, a new chapter begins under new ownership. It was bound to happen. After nearly a decade of failed promises, Dollar Tree has finally sold Family Dollar, its long-suffering discount chain, for just $1 billion. The same chain … Read more
The government’s decision to end the “temporary stay permit” (or humanitarian parole) obtained through the CBP One app means, in short, that those who entered the United States through that channel lose the legal authorization that allowed them to stay and work in the country. People who had obtained a stay of up to two … Read more
Legendary New Jersey pizzeria returns after tax shutdown, but uncertainty looms. DeLorenzo’s Pizza of Hamilton, an 86-year-old institution in the Garden State, reopened its doors on April 1 after being shuttered by state officials for unpaid taxes on March 11. The beloved pizzeria, known for its roots stretching back to 1938 in Trenton, faced a … Read more
Microsoft warns that Windows 10 security updates will end on October 14 for most users, urging an immediate switch to Windows 11. Around 500 million people with eligible hardware can upgrade at no extra cost. In just six months, critical support for Windows 10 will wind down for everyone except those who pay for extended … Read more
Despite receiving $2,065 per month in Social Security benefits, 74-year-old Cincinnati resident, Rebecca Walriven-Lawson, is struggling to meet her basic needs after losing her Medicaid coverage. Her unexpected predicament highlights the challenges that many older Americans face when monthly checks barely cover rent, utilities, and medical care. Walriven-Lawson’s sole income was deemed too high for … Read more
If you live in California and are going through a tough financial patch, the free food pantries offered by Jewish Family Service of Los Angeles (JFSLA) through its SOVA program can provide a solid safety net during May. The program is particularly useful for low-income families, individuals without stable employment, and anyone affected by rising … Read more
Micro-hydroelectric turbines could power homes using just a nearby stream, offering constant and clean energy around the clock It may sound surprising, but in the midst of rising electricity costs and the growing urgency of climate change, the United States is turning to a very old ally: water. More specifically, to small-scale hydroelectric systems capable … Read more
A late-night visit to a fast-food favorite turned alarming when a group estimated at 20 to 30 people engaged in a large-scale fight at an In-N-Out in Murrieta, Riverside County. Local police are asking for the public’s help, as they continue investigating the sudden outbreak of violence. Authorities say the altercation erupted at the restaurant … Read more
The South Korean company will supply components for Hyundai and Kia, revitalizing Macon County’s economy. In a move that promises to boost local employment and reaffirm Alabama’s growing role in the U.S. auto industry, South Korean auto supplier Samkwang has announced the opening of a new manufacturing facility in Tuskegee. The plant will produce injection-molded, … Read more
An ordinary school run in Azusa turns into a life-altering event for one family as immigration agents intervene without warning. A routine morning drive took a frightening turn on Thursday when an undocumented father in Azusa, California, was arrested by immigration agents around 7:45 a.m. The man, whose name remains undisclosed, was preparing to take … Read more