Amazon emissions to rise 16% in 2025
Server farms require lots of concrete and steel, both of which require abundant energy to produce. (Lexi Critchett/Bloomberg) July 1, 2026 2:40 PM,
Trucks
Motorcycles
Is Ducati in danger of being sold? Increasing competition from Chinese electric vehicle makers is putting pressure on Volkswagen
Could Ducati leave Volkswagen Group? There are no official plans to sell the Italian manufacturer, but Volkswagen’s major financial restructuring has put Ducati
Outdoors
How to read a heat index chart to know if it’s safe to go outside
Published on July 1, 2026 11:20 am As a practicing internal medicine physician, I face some version of the same question every summer:
Men's Fashion
21 Shorts Under $150 to Survive Hot Summer Days
You don’t have to suffer through the tyranny of trousers – no matter how porous the linen is – especially when there’s an
Books
Book Riot’s Deal of the Day for July 1, 2026
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Fitness
Birkenstock’s Ultra-Lightweight EVA Boston Clogs are on sale for $42 at Zappos
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Men's Health
The 5 biggest biohacking trends of 2026: gene therapy, personalized supplements, and the future of longevity
There is a huge benefit to biohacking done right. You get more energy and vitality than you know what to do with. But
Trucks
US rejects long-term USMCA renewal, opts for annual review
The potential disruption and wider economic impacts are severe. (Justin Hamel/Bloomberg) July 1, 2026 1:42 pm, EDT key takeaways: The US declined to
Motorcycles
‘Mexican Batman’ is going to lead duct-taping motorcycle thieves to lampposts. muy bien
I make no secret that I think the world needs vigilante justice sometimes. A four-year stint in Guadalajara, Mexico did nothing to weaken
Outdoors
Don’t talk about visitor deaths, feds tell National Park Service
Updated June 30, 2026 10:27 am A recently revealed internal memo allegedly prohibits National Park Service (NPS) employees from publicly reporting the severity