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Automakers aren't perfect. Hold on, before you slap me, just hear me out: Quality control is generally damn good among modern carmakers, but mistakes still happen. Thankfully, they're usually not big, dangerous mistakes, but more often something minor — and I suppose a bit embarrassing. Something like the thing that's wrong with this 2022 Hyundai Tucson.

"It's very unusual that you booked me for this conference because as a whistleblower it's my obligation personally and professionally to ask, is this you?"

It just feels like a conversation between friends, and that's what makes it so funny.

"If someone wants to post a sunscreen meme, it's cool. I'm happy to give the internet some laughs," he said.

The self-styled champion of individual liberty wants you to call government agents to punish Americans for their parenting.

A humorous history lesson in how the United States got the moniker America perhaps against all odds.

In the next 10 years millions of old electric car batteries will need to be recycled or discarded.

The chief executive has cultivated his image as an exemplar of American gun culture, but video of his clumsy marksmanship — and details regarding his Rodeo Drive shopping trips — tells another story.

Home prices in the US are at a 15-year high due to low mortgage rates and limited inventory.

Mank's masterpiece with Orson Welles is also no longer part of the 100% Club on Rotten Tomatoes, which would annoy the two writers if they knew what the internet was and weren't long dead.

The Post's Laura Italiano says the article about Harris' book was her "breaking point."

Professor Tomer Hanuka at the School of Visual Arts in New York asked his third-year illustration students to design a "post-pandemic New Yorker magazine cover."

Why the longtime strategist is worried about the future of Democratic politics.

It was supposed to be an easy gig. Jason Glick had been acting for more than 30 years, mostly in stage productions, but the occasional on-screen commercial work helped cover the bills, and the shoot for the Quantum Code paid too well to pass up.

In a coming-of-age tale for the 21st century, Disaster Girl—the cherubic 4-year-old whose criminal grin in front of a burning building captured the internet-poisoned soul of her forebearers—has become an NFT. Now-Disaster Woman Zoe Roth, age 21, has sold her image for 180 Ethereum (currently, $473,000 USD).

This sleek laptop weighs under three pounds, has a battery that can last up to 11.5 hours and sports a touchscreen for better compatibility with mobile-first design.

Don't just send mom a card and some flowers and call it a day. Give her a gift as special as she is: some top-notch edible cookie dough, unbelievably soft towels or even a whole pizza oven.

Combining extremely comfy memory foam and waffle weave fabric makes for a breathable house shoe that feels like you're at a spa.

This lightweight, ultra-portable canopy helps you set up in a snap, and lets the party start sooner.

How the historic company became known as a bumbling villain of internet culture.

An industrial hygienist and self-styled exposure scientist is leading the charge in her own state and nationwide against wearing masks. Experts in her field are losing it.

Mohammed Aisha was legally trapped aboard the MV Aman. Here's how he was able to finally go free.

Leena Trivedi-Grenier traces the legacy of masala chai, born of colonial rule and Indian resistance, then shows you how to make chai at home.

A few "SNL" cast members publicly expressed their unhappiness with the show's decision to have Elon Musk host the show on May 8.

How the rise of street/road hybrids called stroads made cities across the United States and Canada more dangerous for pedestrians.

Apple users whose devices run iOS 14.5 now have the option to restrict apps from selling or sharing their personalized data with third-party companies such as ad networks.

Novavax's rise comes as pressure to increase the supply of COVID-19 vaccines is growing amid concerns that unequal access globally will extend the pandemic.

But is his love for the filibuster dooming the country to dysfunction?

If you ignore a low clearance sign and you're a U-Haul truck, you're going to have a bad time.

When the social floodgates open, not everyone will want to use their newfound freedom in the same way.

How to navigate the new normal in a safe, dignified and CDC-approved way.

After collecting the trophy for Best Actress in a Supporting Role for "Minari," Youn Yuh Jung was given an unusual question about Brad Pitt and she had a memorable response.

Master criminal Rédoine Faïd loved the movies, and his greatest crimes were laced with tributes: to "Point Break," "Heat," and "Reservoir Dogs." When he landed in a maximum-security prison, cinema provided inspiration once again.

The video of sailors singing from inside the submarine went viral after wreckage was discovered on the seafloor, but it is unclear when the video was taken.

The court's conservative justices have signaled an interest in revisiting the scope of the Second Amendment.

In a typical NBA season, 10-day deals can provide a decent path to longer-term offers for many fringe players. This season, though, it's been a different story.

An erroneous report about President Joe Biden requiring Americans to reduce eating red meat as part of his climate change plan was featured on numerous Fox News shows. John Roberts finally acknowledged the error on Monday.