Italy’s contribution to the GCAP sixth-gen fighter program has ballooned from €6 billion to more than €18 billion—with little to show for it. As the craze surrounding the sixth-generation stealth ...

Ohio State’s 2025 season ended in an abrupt College Football Playoff quarterfinal defeat, a 24–14 loss to Miami that halted their national title defense. The Buckeyes won 11 consecutive games during ...

With the federal EV tax credit no longer available in the US, automakers have had to get creative to keep EV sales alive. Some have introduced their own incentives, offering thousands in discounts to ...

Bilt, a rewards start-up, has new credit cards that help users earn points for housing payments. It rebooted the program after a shambolic rollout. Credit...Clay Hickson Supported by By Tara Siegel ...

The NGAD concept accelerated in the late 2010s, driven by concerns that the F-22 fleet was too small—with fewer than 200 airframes complete—and that the F-35, more of a digital node than a dogfighter, ...

The 2026 NFL draft will be held from April 23 to April 25 in the shadows of Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. One primary discussion around every NFL draft involves the franchises seeking ...

Volkswagen has put its U.S. rollout of the 2026 ID. Buzz electric minivan on hold, skipping the 2026 model year and signaling a recalibration of expectations for one of the most anticipated electric ...

Quietly canned last week, the ID. Buzz isn't gone for good from the US lineup. While demand is very soft for such a large market, Volkswagen has confirmed that ID. Buzz will return sometime in the ...

The VW ID Buzz has been on sale for precisely one model year in the United States, and VW is already hitting the brakes on building new ones. Back in October, we reported that VW was pausing ...

Volkswagen is skipping the 2026 model year for the ID.Buzz in the US, but the company insists the electric minibus isn’t going anywhere. Volkswagen skips 2026 ID.Buzz for the US market And just like ...

The Volkswagen ID. Buzz reportedly won’t be offered in the U.S. or Canada for 2026. A combination of tariffs, high prices and waning electric-vehicle demand helped seal the ID. Buzz’s fate for our ...