Exploring the Slowest Cars Ever Owned
A look at vehicles that, while operational, never managed to hit the 100 mph mark, showcasing a unique aspect of automotive history.
Editorial Staff May 12
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Inflation in the US Reaches 3.8% Amid Rising Petrol Prices Linked to Iran Conflict
The latest inflation figure for April marks the highest level in three years, as the ongoing conflict in Iran appears to be impacting petrol prices and the broader economy.
Editorial Staff May 12
A Closer Look at America's Struggle with Alcohol Abuse
STAT highlights the ongoing challenges America faces in tackling excessive alcohol consumption, revealing a historical pattern of neglect.
Editorial Staff May 12
Conservation Efforts Highlight Rare Karabakh Horse Breed in Germany
The Karabakh horse, a rare breed known for its striking golden coat and endurance, is the focus of collaborative conservation initiatives between Azerbaijan and Germany, aiming to protect a rich equestrian legacy.
Editorial Staff May 12
The Alarming Impact of Ocean Warming on Oxygen Levels
Rapid warming of the world's oceans is leading to significant oxygen loss, which poses serious threats to marine life and alters metabolic processes.
Editorial Staff May 12
The Impact of Fireworks on Brown Bats and Wildlife
Fireworks, while visually stunning, pose significant threats to wildlife, particularly brown bats, which stop feeding during these events due to the noise and light.
Editorial Staff May 12
Renault Unveils R4 Concept as Versatile Beach Buggy and Pickup
The new Renault R4 concept features a surfboard rack, elevated suspension, and dual motors, showcased at the French Open, though it is not available for purchase.
Editorial Staff May 12
Mazda Shifts Focus from EVs to Hybrids Amid Industry Trends
In a notable industry shift, Mazda has decided to pivot away from electric vehicles in favor of hybrid technology. Meanwhile, other developments include Waymo's vehicle recall, GM's job cuts, and legal issues for Stellantis.
Editorial Staff May 12
Chrysler's New Affordable Car, the Pronto, Reportedly in Development
Chrysler is said to be working on an affordable vehicle named Pronto, expected to start at around $20,000. However, specifics about its features and launch timeline are still unknown.
Editorial Staff May 12
Moscow Holds Steady on Oil Price Outlook Despite Market Volatility
Amidst changing conditions in global markets, Moscow has decided to keep its oil price forecasts unchanged, reflecting a cautious approach to future energy trends.
Editorial Staff May 12