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SUV’s

10 vehicles whose recalled part sits where no owner would ever look, from a steering bolt on 208,724 cars to a subframe crack on 1,073

Recall notices usually name parts that stay hidden from owners, such as bolts, structures and control software. The September 2026 NHTSA filings gathered here range from a steering-rack bolt affecting 208,724 vehicles to a rear subframe crack on only 1,073. Together they make up a list of ten vehicles. 1. Volkswagen Tiguan: Corroding Rack Bolt […]

By Kade Winslow

SUV’s

9 models recalled because the system meant to warn the driver is the thing that failed, led by 201,976 Jeeps

By Kade Winslow

Cars

10 vehicles recalled where the fix starts with an inspection, and the new part comes only if yours fails

By Kade Winslow

8 household and nursery products pulled off US shelves over choking and entrapment hazards, led by 2.3 million candy bottles

By BeckhamLangford

9 everyday household products recalled this fall because they can overheat, catch fire or shock you

By Cassian Holt

12 cars that invented a feature or were the last to carry it, from the 1954 Mercedes 300 SL to the 2013 Impala

By Kade Winslow

A personal AI agent can now control the lights, thermostats and vacuums in a Google Home, but not unlock its doors

By Dorian Maddox

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Science

10 wild mushrooms that poison Americans, including the death cap behind four deaths in California

By BeckhamLangford

Science

Squeezing a superconductor’s empty space nudged its critical temperature up 5.4%

By BeckhamLangford

Science

Pompeii’s eruption let geologists set their atomic clock to 0.4% accuracy

By BeckhamLangford

Science

Earth’s day is not exactly 24 hours, and the inner core keeps changing it

By BeckhamLangford

Technology

Roman harbor concrete healed itself and has lasted 2,000 years in seawater

By Cassian Holt

Technology

A recall pulls 31,000 fire-spray cans that can burst apart in the middle of a fire

By Cassian Holt

Technology

Microsoft admits its September Windows 11 update is breaking backups and blocking some PCs from booting

By Cassian Holt

Military

Declassified video shows the 50-hour hunt for two airmen down in Iran

By Rowan Calder

Military

Two former airmen drew 111 and 78 months for diverting a $1.68 million wire

By Kade Winslow

Military

A postcard offering extra veterans benefits through a ‘Veterans Savings Program’ is a scam, the FTC warns

By Rowan Calder

AI

A personal AI agent can now control the lights, thermostats and vacuums in a Google Home, but not unlock its doors

By Dorian Maddox

AI

arXiv is capping researchers at 2 submissions a month after a September flood

By Dorian Maddox

AI

Microsoft puts the gap from bug found to bug weaponized under 24 hours

By Dorian Maddox

AI

Autonomous AI agents threw more than 200,000 requests at a US Education Department site

By Dorian Maddox

Transportation

A seat-post bolt can break on $9,000 Urban Arrow cargo bikes

By Kade Winslow

Transportation

Chicago is putting a battery train on a commuter line that runs 45 to 65 miles between charges

By Kade Winslow

Transportation

A seizing rocker arm broke a rider’s bone, and Triumph recalled 1,560 race bikes

By Kade Winslow

Transportation

11 rapid-transit systems split America’s subway ridership, and New York alone takes 1.2 billion of the annual trips

By Kade Winslow

Transportation

11 legendary long-distance trains you can still ride, including a four-night, 2,775-mile crossing of Canada

By Kade Winslow

Transportation

Riding a rail car to check the tracks has killed 14 workers since 2020

By Kade Winslow

Transportation

A pedestrian’s death on the tracks in Sharon adds to 1,317 rail trespassing cases last year

By Kade Winslow

Transportation

Can-Am recalls 14,014 three-wheelers and motorcycles after their instrument screens go blank

By Kade Winslow

Transportation

Ford recall covers more than 226,000 vehicles; what owners should verify next

By Cassian Holt

Transportation

10 motorcycles insurance data marks as the costliest to crash and the deadliest to ride

By Kade Winslow

Transportation

9 of the tallest mountains in North America

By Kade Winslow

Transportation

Zoox recalled robotaxi software after one vehicle became confused by heavy smoke

By Rowan Calder

Transportation

Federal regulators ordered autonomous-vehicle companies to stop interfering with first responders

By Rowan Calder

Transportation

Uber and Waymo quietly ended their robotaxi partnership in Phoenix

By Rowan Calder

Transportation

Drone-delivery startup Manna plans a Tulsa factory expected to employ 1,000 people

By Rowan Calder

Transportation

Waymo’s driverless taxis are rolling into four more cities, including Las Vegas and Denver

By Rowan Calder

Energy & Climate

Heating oil costs are set to jump 31.3% this winter, energy-assistance directors say

By Everett Sloane

Energy & Climate

The Atlantic current that keeps Europe mild has been weakening for two decades

By BeckhamLangford

Energy & Climate

The Arctic’s melt season runs 40 days longer than it did in 1979, then stopped growing

By Everett Sloane

Energy & Climate

Magenta solar panels let broccoli grow underneath, 25 days late

By Everett Sloane

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