5 Of The Latest Swing-Wing Fighter Jets To Enter Military Service
Swing-wing fighter jets, planes that can change the sweep angle of its wings in flight, are a fascinating thing. Here are the five latest to enter the military.
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Are Wind Turbines Actually Affecting Our Health?
Wind turbines often get a bad rap, blamed for triggering all manner of physical and mental side-effects. But new research suggests that may not be the case.
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Here's How To Clear Your iPhone's Cache (And Why You Might Want To)
Is your iPhone running slowly or having trouble with some common tasks? It could just need to have its cache cleared. Here's the steps to follow.
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Why Did Ford Discontinue The Focus?
The Ford Focus hasn't been available in the United States since 2018. From November 2025, it will also be discontinued in Europe. What happened?
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What Is The Tea App And Who Is It For?
The Tea Dating Advice app has recently surged in popularity. But what exactly is it and who is it for? And what has the recent controversy been all about?
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What Is The Top Speed Of The US Navy's F/A-18 Super Hornet?
A more advanced version of the Hornet, the US Navy's F/A-18 Super Hornet is a multirole fighter jet that provided air superiority.
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Should You Cross Your Trailer Chains While Towing?
When towing a load, it's important to make sure you follow all safety precautions before hitting the road, including the configuration of your trailer chains.
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4 Cheaper Alternatives To The Subaru Forester
The Subaru Forester is a versatile vehicle and worth considering, but there are cheaper alternatives. Here are four models to take a look at.
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Is There A Difference Between Cheap & Expensive Smartwatches, Besides Price?
Whether you're tracking a workout or want to stay connected, a Smartwatch can be an expensive investment, but is there any difference with a cheap one?
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Are Cruise Ships Doomed In A Tsunami? The Answer's Not What You Might Expect
Patrons of Norwegian Cruise Lines, like many other cruise ship liners, have been either stranded or immediately re-routed due to the recent tsunami warnings.
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5 US States With The Fewest Public EV Chargers
If you're looking to invest in an EV with the idea of saving money down the line, these are the five states with the most limited access to public chargers.
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5 Two-Door Coupes You Can Buy For Under $30K
It's easier than ever to score a vehicle with fun-factor, and that only makes these sport-oriented daily drivers for under $30,000 all the more tempting.
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Who Owns Caterpillar And Where Is Its Construction Equipment Made?
There is perhaps no more iconic sight on a construction site than the iconic black-and-yellow Caterpillar branding, but where are those machines made?
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If You Use DeWalt Or Craftsman Tools, Be Prepared To Pay Even More Soon
DeWalt and Craftsman both make some of the more popular power tools on the market, and they're both about to get price hikes for an obvious reason.
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What Is A 'Zero-Mileage Car' And How Is China Inflating The Market With Them?
There's a brutal price war taking place in the Chinese auto industry. Zero mileage cars are the latest tactic to artificially lower car prices. What are they?
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How Hyundai Owners Are Saving Money On New Cars
New cars in the United States cost close to $50,000, which has led some automakers to introduce rewards plans. Here are the details on Hyundai's tiered program.
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McLaren Showed Me How Building A $300,000 Supercar Goes Beyond The Factory Floor
McLaren's hoping to sell more than just supercars, and that product expansion means a whole new facility in the U.S.
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Does Ace Hardware Cut And Program Car Keys?
If you're in a pinch and need a new copy of your car key, Ace Hardware may be the better alternative over the dealership, but it depends on what car you own.
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What Happens To Used Race Cars After They're Retired?
If you've ever wondered what happens to retired race cars, you're not alone. The answer varies, depending on the type of car and what kind of shape it's in.
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How To Spot A Scam On AliExpress: Warning Signs To Look For Before You Buy
AliExpress is home to some good deals, but it's important to watch out for scam listings and warning signs. Here's how to save your time and money.
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This Smart iPhone Accessory May Be One You Never Knew You Needed
Instead of carrying a phone stand, wireless charger, wallet, and tracking tag, this accessory bundles them all into one. Unfortunately, you can't buy it yet.
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Here's Every Military Helicopter Sikorsky Makes
Sikorsky is one aviation's oldest names, and the manufacturer continues to build iconic airframes and futuristic prototypes as part of Lockheed Martin.
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15 Of The Rarest Honda Motorcycles Ever Built
Some of the most famous Honda motorcycles have become some of the most difficult to come by over time -- others were extraordinarily rare to begin with.
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What Happens To Solar Panels When Their Lifespan Comes To An End?
Solar panels last a long time, but after a few decades, their lifespan comes to an end. What happens next? We look at the options available.
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Can An iPad Be Set Up For Multiple Users? Here's What You Need To Know
iPads remain among the most popular tablets on the market, but they are fundamentally designed for one user. However, some options allow for multiple users.
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13 Discontinued Muscle Cars That Would Be Popular Today
Several big American nameplates have folded under the weight of EVs and SUVS, but we think there's demand for likes of the Impala, Viper, 300C, and Camaro SS.
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When Was Autopilot Invented For Planes? (It's Older Than You'd Expect)
Basic autopilot systems have existed for almost as long as powered flight, with the first gyroscopic model by Lawrence Sperry first used in 1912.
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