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For anyone who has grabbed a bag of coffee off the shelf lately and done a double-take at the price tag, the global coffee market is in the middle of one of its most chaotic stretches in years. Prices are swinging up and down almost daily, driven by forces that seem to be pulling in completely oppo

A One-Buck Limit, Shorter Seasons, and a Shifting Landscape for the Great Lakes State The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has put forward one of the most significant overhauls to the state's deer hunting regulations in recent memory, and hunters across the state are paying close attention

The Legend Gets a Full Overhaul The Toyota RAV4 didn't just get a refresh. The sixth generation of the world's most popular compact SUV got rebuilt from the ground up, and the result is something that goes well beyond a midlife update. This is a full reinvention of a vehicle that has spent more th

Polaris has announced a multi-year partnership with YouTube personality, racer, and motorsports entrepreneur Cleetus McFarland—real name Garrett Mitchell—and the deal is exactly what fans of both would expect: loud, unfiltered, and built around giving people more ways to get in on the action. F

The 2026 Wisconsin fishing season is shaping up to be one of the more significant in recent memory, with the state's Department of Natural Resources rolling out earlier start dates, updated regulations, and changes designed to put more anglers on the water with more opportunities to catch fish. Whe

Casio built its reputation on affordable, reliable quartz watches and digital timepieces that have been around since the 1970s. Mechanical movements — the kind with a hairspring and mainspring ticking away inside — were never part of the brand's story. So when Casio dropped its first-ever automatic

The Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monument sat off-limits to commercial fishermen for years. That changed in early 2026, when President Trump signed a proclamation reopening its waters to commercial fishing — a move that sent ripples through the New England fishing industry and re

After sitting on the shelf of memory for a few years, PDR Cigars is bringing back one of its most respected lines. The AFR-75, originally released in 2013, is making its return this summer — and for those who remember it, the news is worth paying attention to. A Line Built on Proving a Point T

After more than a decade without a dedicated off-roader in its lineup, Nissan is finally bringing back the Xterra — and the early details are shaping up to be exactly what fans of the original have been waiting for. No gimmicks, no radical reinvention, and most importantly, no all-electric powertra

There's a certain kind of cigar smoker who doesn't let a busy schedule get in the way of a good smoke. He travels for work, he travels for pleasure, and wherever he ends up, he wants his cigars treated with the same respect they'd get sitting in a climate-controlled humidor back home. Davidoff seem