As a car owner, dealing with vehicle problems is almost inevitable. A lot of things, from mechanical or electrical faults to environmental factors, can cause issues over time. Often, it's simply wear ...

User-removable doors are a fun Jeep feature, but the Recon's execution looks wrong. Scout had a similar problem 50 years ago—its solution might still work. I want to like the Recon so badly. A boxy, ...

Artificial intelligence is becoming an integral part of the systems that sustain daily life. Utilities use it to forecast energy demand, transportation networks rely on it to route traffic, and ...

Delegates were evacuated from the conference venue, where thousands from nearly 200 countries had gathered. By Lisa Friedman Reporting from Belém, Brazil A fire broke out on Thursday at a pavilion ...

Despite his fixation on “making life multiplanetary” and “expanding consciousness to the stars,” Elon Musk still occasionally expresses concern about humans on planet Earth. Which is why he wants to ...

Most people are probably aware of Jeep's reputation for unreliable vehicles. The brand constantly falls to the bottom of reliability rankings and surveys conducted by authoritative sources, with some ...

Gas turbines may be the Labubu of climate accessories: They’re in high demand, with a years-long waitlist. Gas can help move away from coal, but AI could mean burning lots more of it. We unpack why a ...

The agency may need to ditch its scientific justification for repealing the endangerment finding that underpins most climate rules. Science played only a bit part in EPA’s July proposal to scrap the ...

Aviation is no longer on track to meet its commitment to achieve net-zero CO 2 emissions by 2050 but can still minimize its climate impact by acting quickly to control short-lived climate pollutants, ...

With climate control/global warming, the globalists/climate alarmists want mandates to reduce the use of fossil fuels in the United States to minimize CO2 emissions. A major mandate will be to limit ...

Levels of hydrogen in the atmosphere have jumped by 60 per cent since pre-industrial times, underscoring the dramatic impact fossil fuel burning has had on the planet’s atmospheric composition.