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Costco Sauté Pan Recall: 740,000 Units Pulled
A nationwide recall affecting roughly 740,000 sauté pans is now in effect, and if you picked up a set at Costco or ordered one through Walmart or Amazon in the last few years, it's worth taking a close look at what's sitting in your kitchen cabinet. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission a
Dometic Is Handing Out Free Camping Trips in LA
There's a certain irony to living in one of the most outdoors-adjacent cities in America and spending most of your time stuck in traffic. Los Angeles sits within a few hours of some of the country's most spectacular wilderness, yet millions of residents rarely make it out there. Dometic thinks it k
Subaru's Forester Wilderness Gets a Hybrid Upgrade
Subaru has never been shy about playing the long game. While other automakers have been scrambling to bolt hybrid systems onto their SUVs as an afterthought, the Japanese brand has been quietly developing something that actually makes sense for the people who buy Wilderness-badged vehicles — people
Octane: AJ Fernandez Builds a Cigar Line That Means Business
Best Cigar Prices Goes Exclusive With a Three-Blend Nicaraguan Series Engineered for Smokers Who Don't Do Halfway There's a certain kind of cigar smoker who doesn't reach for something mild when the mood strikes. He wants something that makes itself known from the first draw — something with weigh
Hyundai's Boulder: A New Challenger Enters the Off-Road Arena
The New York International Auto Show has seen plenty of big moments over the decades, but Hyundai's Wednesday morning press conference at the Jacob Javits Convention Center delivered something nobody in the room saw coming. While most automakers play the modern PR game — sending out embargoed press
Starbucks Is Giving Away Millions of Trees to Save Your Coffee
Climate change is coming for your morning cup — and the world's biggest coffee chain is spending hundreds of millions of dollars to try to stop it. Starbucks, which operates more coffee locations than any other brand on the planet, has quietly been running one of the most aggressive agricultura
Polaris RZR Owns the Desert: Three Straight at San Felipe
The San Felipe 250 has a way of sorting out the pretenders from the real deal. Two hundred and eighty-one miles of Baja punishment — brutal whoops, jagged rock sections, and wide-open dry lake beds that will expose every weakness in a machine and every mistake a driver can make. When the dust settl
PCA Takes Over The Cigar Academy — Here's Why It Matters
The Premium Cigar Association has made a move that could reshape how the cigar industry trains and certifies the people who sell, serve, and talk about premium cigars for a living. The PCA has acquired The Cigar Academy from Oliva Cigars, bringing the platform under its direct control and positioni
ARB's New Winch Changes the Game for Serious Off-Roaders
For anyone who has spent time crawling through mud, crossing water, or pulling a rig out of a ditch on a remote trail, the winch is the one piece of gear you never want to fail you. ARB — the Australian off-road equipment brand with a long track record in the overlanding and four-wheel drive space
Missouri Opens the Door on Bears While Elk Tags Stay Scarce
Missouri hunters got some welcome news and a familiar dose of caution in the same breath this spring, as the state Conservation Commission signed off on a set of changes to the 2026 hunting seasons that reflect two very different wildlife management realities playing out across the Show-Me State.
