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New Cruise Ship Norovirus Outbreak Hits More Than 200 Passengers Aboard Queen Mary 2
224 of the 2,538 passengers aboard the cruise ship have come down with the virus, as have 17 of the crew members.
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'Mario Kart World' For Switch 2 Improves On The 'Forza Horizon' Open-World Playbook By Letting You Race As A Cow
The game's unified open world even includes racing between tracks, turning race series into unified endurance competitions that take place all across the map.
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Astronauts Would Fly Boeing Starliner Again After Nine-Month Ordeal In Orbit
After spending nine months stuck on the International Space Station, the last thing I would consider doing is flying the same spacecraft that stranded me there.
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It Sure Looks Like Elon Musk Ruined Tesla's Q1 2025 Sales
Tesla's first quarter of the year saw a huge slump in demand, and it's hard not to see Elon Musk as the driving reason behind that.
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Converting A Honda Prelude To Four-Wheel Drive Is Easy: Just Add Another Engine
Trust me, this is absolutely within your wrenching skill level. You will certainly not regret installing a second engine in your Prelude.
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You'll Never Experience Stress Like Towing Lawrence Stroll's Enormous Yacht Through Tiny Dutch Canals
In order to get from one Dutch city to another, the $200 million yacht was squeezed along some of the 55,000 miles of canal that you'll find in the Netherlands.
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Americans Rushed Out To Buy New Cars As Tariff Threat Loomed
A pre-tariff sales rush, GM financial surprises, and some terrible news for autonomous-style driver-assistance tech. It's all happening in The Morning Shift.
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Red Bull F1 Team To Race With Amazing Honda Tribute Livery In Japan Before Jumping Ship To Ford
The team's RB21 cars will be decked out in a Honda RA272 tribute livery, a retro scheme intended to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Honda's first F1 win.
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Elon Musk's Charitable Foundation Is The 28th Richest In The World, Is 'Haphazard And Largely Self-Serving'
Elon Musk's charity allegedly isn't giving away as much money as it's supposed to. You know. Like a real charity would do.
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NJ Fire Chief Sued For Dumping Rocks On A 1995 Nismo 270R Previously Owned By Drift King Keiichi Tsuchiya
As weird cases of vandalism go, a damaged drift car with a supposed half-million dollar value thanks to its celebrity former owner has to rank pretty high.
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In Rare Bit Of Good News, Used Cybertruck Values Keep Trending Down
We're still waiting on Tesla to announce its Q1 sales, but until then, you can at least enjoy the steady decline in used Cybertruck values over the last year.
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Volkswagen Put An Experimental W10 Engine In BMW's Best M5
This test mule's 10-cylinder engine was created by connecting two narrow-angle V5 engines in the same way VW did with the Passat's W8 and the Phaeton's W12.
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America Has To Fix Traffic And Transportation If It Ever Wants People To Get Healthier
Our transportation infrastructure is designed to make us less healthy.
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The Toyota Corolla May Be Closest Thing To A Tariff-Proof Car
There are only 16 cars sold in the U.S. with an average sticker price under $30,000, and the Toyota Corolla sedan is the only one assembled here.
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Trump: Emissions Standards 'Don't Mean A Damn Bit Of Difference For The Environment'
Tailpipe confusion, tariff juggling, and the first automaker to really acknowledge that car prices are set to rise. It's all going down in The Morning Shift.
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Kite Nearly Sucked Into Landing Jet's Engine In DC
While the incident may seem harmless, the amount of harm the kite could have caused to the aircraft entirely depends on the material that the kite was made of.
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The Coolest Paint In Motorcycling Is Only Available On The Yamaha R3 For Some Reason
This design uses two colors, Lunar White and Nebula Blue, and put together they make one of the most beautiful motorcycles I've ever seen.
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New Virginia Bill Would Force Reckless Drivers To Install Speed Limiters In Their Vehicles
Speed limiters are controversial, but a new bill seems likely to make them a fact of life for those caught driving dangerously.
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Lamborghini LM002: What Do You Want To Know?
It's not every day that you get to be up close and personal with a legendary car like the Lamborghini LM002, but I'm currently in Italy to drive one.
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Test Rocket Explodes Seconds After Europe's First Orbital Rocket Launch
Isar Aerospace's debut launch didn't even make it a whole minute off the ground, but that hasn't stopped the company from declaring its SpaceX rival a success.
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Trump 'Couldn't Care Less' If Tariffs Make Foreign Cars More Expensive
Tariff woes, praise for Trump from unlikely quarters, and an expensive shakeup in racing. It's all happening in The Morning Shift this merry Monday.
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There's No Such Thing As A 1983 Chevy Corvette — Or Is There?
The National Corvette Museum has the only 1983 'Vette left in the world, and it only exists today due to a string of good luck and strange occurrences.
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Where Did Dodge's Scat Pack Name Come From?
When it comes to names that capture the imagination, Chrysler is one of the best to ever do it, and Scat Pack is one of the brand's most famous monikers.
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2026 GMC Sierra EV Gets New Base Model That's $27,500 Cheaper, Plus A Rugged AT4 Trim
GMC introduced a new Standard Range battery option that even brought down the price of the top-end Denali model.
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Oregon Ducks Men's Basketball Team Flying Far Enough To Circle The Planet Is The Epitome Of Air Excess
The Oregon Ducks men's basketball team flew 26,700 miles over this season, far enough to circumnavigate the planet.
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New 'Fast & Furious'-Inspired Movie Is Apparently Mostly About Step-Siblings Doing The Nasty, And I'll Review It If You Offer Me Something Good Enough
Amazon Prime's latest movie looks like a "The Fast and the Furious" rip-off, but with some step-sibling incest thrown in.
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Waymo's Crashes Are Largely The Fault Of Us Mere Humans
Waymo reported its vehicles were in 38 crashes between July 2024 and February 2025, and only four were the fault of the driverless taxi.
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