An expert car customiser has transformed a 94 Corvette into a stunning replica of the Mach 5 from the iconic 1960’s cartoon Speedracer. Jerry Patrick, who owns car replica extraordinaire AKA Junk, has ...

The city is using millions in federal grants and local partnerships to build its section of the 42-mile regional trail. Don’t expect correct change when paying with cash, some businesses warn Mike ...

Megabonk is a fairly complex roguelike survival game, with dozens of different characters, weapons, tomes, and items, all waiting for you to test them out and combine them into a leaderboards-topping ...

After a promising start in the EV spotlight, the road ahead looks steeper for Lucid. Much like fellow American startup Rivian, Lucid is facing a difficult 2025, with financial pressures mounting after ...

Fifth Third Bancorp on Monday announced plans to buy Comerica Inc. for $10.9 billion in stock, in what would be the biggest regional-bank merger in years, as financial institutions look to bulk up to ...

With rising inventory and slower market conditions, Texas home sellers are adjusting their strategies. Industry professionals focus on competitive pricing and timely adjustments to attract buyers in a ...

Of the many minor to medium-size annoyances that come with a modern Windows 11 installation, the requirement that you sign in with a Microsoft account is one of the most irritating. Sure, all ...

OpenAI was an artificial intelligence research lab little known outside of Silicon Valley before ChatGPT debuted in November 2022. Three years later, OpenAI has become synonymous with the AI boom, ...

(WJAR) — As the government shutdown stretches into a second week, hundreds of thousands of federal employees are currently furloughed. If that's not bad enough, the threat of mass firings also looms.

“It feels like we’re fighting an unwinnable battle that we didn’t sign up for,” said Beverly Morris, who lives near Meta's data center in Georgia David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty; Meta A massive ...

A Washington teenager said she was stunned after a Build-A-Bear store manager allegedly refused to print the name of slain conservative commentator Charlie Kirk on her plush toy’s birth certificate.

A woke Build-A-Bear Workshop employee in Washington state allegedly refused a teen customer’s wish to name her new teddy after slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk. What started as a lighthearted ...