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New Mexico Elk Tag Set-Aside Faces Constitutional Challenge
A Fight Over Elk Tags Is Heading Toward the Roundhouse In New Mexico, the odds of drawing a bull elk tag on public land are long enough that hunters treat a successful draw as a minor windfall. Residents apply year after year, sometimes for a decade or more, and then a spreadsheet decides whether
Kumho Tire Dominates Off-Road Racing Season in 2026
Kumho Tire U.S.A. Wraps Its Most Dominant Off-Road Racing Season Yet When Kumho Tire U.S.A. made its return to competitive off-road racing at the start of 2026, the question hanging in the air was simple: could a tire brand better known in the U.S. for its passenger and light truck lineup actually
Costco Undercuts Apple on HomePod Mini 2 Before It Ships
Costco Is Already Undercutting Apple on the Just-Announced HomePod Mini 2 Apple's ink is barely dry on the HomePod mini 2 announcement, and Costco has already moved to offer it below retail. The warehouse giant is listing the speaker at $145 — five dollars under Apple's $149 asking price — before
Why a Belgian Warehouse Count Is Moving Your Coffee Price
The Number Behind Your Morning Cup: Why a Warehouse Count in Belgium Is Moving Coffee Prices Most men who start the day with a pour-over, a Chemex, or a gas-station refill never think about the Intercontinental Exchange. They should, because a little-watched statistic published by that exchange is
Federal Law Targets Seafood Fraud With Origin Testing Kits
A Federal Law Aims to Settle the Question Every Sushi Lover Has Quietly Wondered: Where Did This Fish Come From? On Oct. 15, President Donald Trump signed a bipartisan measure into law that goes after one of the least glamorous but most expensive problems in the American seafood case: fish that is
Maine's Moose Compromise: Hunters vs. Fall Tourism
A Line Drawn Through the North Woods: Maine's Moose Compromise Maine's wildlife managers have settled on a plan that tries to give hunters and leaf-peepers each a piece of the same landscape. The state Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife will seek to expand moose hunting in September near
2026 SEMA Show: What Truck Enthusiasts Can Expect
The Most Powerful Week in Truck Culture Is Back: What to Expect From the 2026 SEMA Show Every November, Las Vegas does something it almost never does — it takes a back seat. The neon and the noise, the poker tables and the spectacle, all of it gets quietly upstaged by something that arrives on fou
2027 Polaris XPEDITION Rewrites UTV Trail Machine Rules
The 2027 Polaris XPEDITION Is Rewriting the Rules of What a Trail Machine Can Be There is a certain kind of off-roader who has always accepted noise as the price of admission. The scream of a CVT clutch winding up, the drone of high engine RPM on a long forest road, the wind howling through a half
Michigan's Pheasant Release Program Returns for Year Seven
Michigan's Pheasant Release Program Returns for Year Seven — Nearly 7,300 Birds Headed to Southern Game Areas There are seasons that feel like obligations and seasons that feel like birthdays. For a certain breed of Michigan hunter — the kind who grew up watching a rooster burst from a frost-bitte
Coffee's Historic Price Spike Is Reshaping the Market
The Coffee Market's Reckoning: How a Historic Price Spike Is Reshaping Everything From Futures Trading to Your Morning Cup If you've reached for your wallet at the grocery store lately and winced at the price tag on a bag of coffee, you're not imagining things. What started as a bad weather story
