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Oshkosh’s all-electric firefighting vehicle for airports. | Image: Oshkosh

Oshkosh, the 108-year-old American company that makes military vehicles and other specialty equipment, has big plans for your neighborhood.

With problems like soaring inflation and the intricacies of roommate culture, the online discourse surrounding the frustrations of today's real estate environment is at an all-time high. Though many TikTokers have taken it upon themselves to break down these surprising financial trends in interesting and engaging ways, sometimes the clarity within these videos becomes all the more shocking to online audiences, showing them just how inaccessible the real estate market has become.

Mangi would have been the nation's first Muslim American federal appeals judge. But thanks to racist Republican attacks and Democratic spinelessness, he lost his appointment.

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The lineup for the UFC’s return to Seattle is set.

We saw it all at CES 2025. From robot vacs with an arm, a mulching robo-lawn mower, smart planters, pet tech and more, these are our favorite home tech products so far.

We got a sneak peek at Govee's latest smart light at CES, and it's all about letting your creativity run wild in the most entertaining spots in your home.

TL;DR: Digitize old film photos and slides with the Kodak Slide N Scan on sale for $164.97 (reg. $224).

President-elect Donald Trump on Monday wouldn’t rule out military or economic action as part of his avowed desire to have the U.S. take back control of the Panama Canal and acquire Danish-controlled Greenland. Asked at a press conference whether he would avoid using military or economic coercion in Panama and Greenland, Trump said, "No, I can't assure you on either of those two. But I can say this, we need them for economic security." We talk to Philip Brenner, Professor Emeritus of...

NewstalkZb reports: The derelict Reading Cinema complex on Wellington’s Courtenay Place has finally been sold, with a local developer snapping up the 1.5-hectare plot. The property was at the centre of a controversial deal between Wellington City Council and Reading International last year, after the council tried to buy the land under the quake-prone building […]

CORONATION Street beauty Charlotte Jordan has quit the soap — the fifth star to leave in just a month.

SIR Keir Starmer will today order his Labour MPs to vote against calls for a new national inquiry into the Asian rape grooming gangs scandal — insisting the time has passed to ask any more questions.

The next new episode is titled "Obsessed."

TGL will be debuting on ESPN and ESPN+ tonight at 9 p.m.

County officials approved spending nearly $2 million on a pair of new roundabouts and elected Lisa A. Sobecki president of the Lucas County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday.

She had to break the news to the dog that her bestie was on vacation.

NBC News' Today remained in first place in total viewers and the advertiser-coveted demo of Adults 25-54 during the week of Dec. 30. But the morning show race was tighter during the final days of 2024 as only 8,000 total viewers separated Today from its main rival, ABC News' Good Morning America. The typically slow...

"He has always said that he was a good friend to Liam. He doesn't believe he was responsible for his death in any way, and he says he's going to fight the charges against him,'' Roger Nores's pal told The Post.

The Rosary in a Year podcast held the No. 1 spot on the Apple charts for three days in a row

Mark Zuckerberg's new freedom of speech policies mark a shift in Facebook's moderation, following years of scrutiny over alleged censorship and political bias.

Meghan McCain was called out on X for limiting "who can reply" to her tweets after posting praise for the Trump era of "anti-censorship."

Powerful House Judiciary Committee Chair Jim Jordan praised Meta chief Mark Zuckerberg on Jan. 7 for ending censorship efforts at his company — and urged other Big Tech firms such as Google to follow suit. NY Post Politics Reporter Josh Christenson shares this story.

Embattled district attorney ordered to pay expenses to Judicial Watch