For many young Canadians, the barrier to entry for investing feels impossibly high. Between student loans, rising rent, and ...

This 2023 Chevy Silverado owner wants to upgrade to the 2026 5.3L. The 5.3L V8 is a legend, but rumors of persistent lifter ...

Bulletproof Kevlar? In asphalt? It demands puns, one-liners, even music by AI. But it's a serious advance in road pavement, ...

NEW YORK — Harry Lewis plans to be at the forefront of the changes taking place in the coffee category with innovations and applications that will elevate the category from a morning or afternoon pick ...

Sheriff Kevin McMahill described the Cybertrucks as symbols of "innovation, sustainability, and our commitment to serve the community with the best tools available, safely and efficiently." The ...

Bulletproof vests are designed to stop penetration, not eliminate damage. Kevlar fibers catch and deform bullets, while ceramic plates shatter projectiles at high speed. The force still transfers into ...

SAN ANTONIO – Several members of the law enforcement community and other local leaders have expressed words of thanks in the wake of the shooting of a Bexar County deputy constable who was saved by ...

There are few things as life-affirming as baking a chocolate cake from scratch, but sometimes it’s simply not possible. Maybe your kid is sick, or you’re running late, or you forgot to pick up ...

A new joint guide outlining how internet service providers and network defenders can curb cybercrime enabled by bulletproof hosting (BPH) infrastructure has been released by the US Cybersecurity and ...

The governments of the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia have sanctioned a Russian “bulletproof” web hosting company and several of its related firms for allegedly being used to launch ...

Since its invention, Kevlar has saved thousands of lives thanks to the synthetic polymer being both incredibly lightweight and incredibly strong. However, Kevlar is far from the last word on ballistic ...

Hacking groups—at least one of which works on behalf of the North Korean government—have found a new and inexpensive way to distribute malware from “bulletproof” hosts: stashing them on public ...