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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 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

Coffee drinkers across the country know the price of their morning cup can swing depending on where they live, but nothing quite compares to what residents and visitors in Hawaii deal with at the counter. According to data from restaurant management software company Toast, the median price for a re

There's a quiet revolution happening inside Honda's showrooms, and most people aren't talking about it. While the Japanese automaker is watching several of its most familiar nameplates slide backward in sales, one rugged SUV is doing the exact opposite — and doing it in a way that nobody really exp

There's a certain kind of watch guy who doesn't want to spend five figures on a tool watch. He wants something built to take abuse, reads the time in two time zones without fuss, and looks sharp enough that people ask about it. For a long time, that meant choosing between a Rolex Explorer II he cou

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

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 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

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