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Cars

High gas prices are pumping up used EV sales: these are FLYING off the lot

A new car affordability crisis and punishing gas prices are driving an unprecedented number of used car buyers to consider going electric, and that increased demand without a corresponding increase in supply means these used EVs are flying off dealer lots.

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Cars

Cox Automotive study finds 46% of shoppers are high

Certified pre-owned vehicles are gaining appeal as affordability pressures weigh on new-vehicle demand, but consumer understanding remains a barrier to sales growth.

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Cars

BT BIG STORY: Car sales hit a high during the festive season. Will rising prices slam the brakes?

BT BIG STORY: Car sales hit a high during the festive season. Will rising prices slam the brakes? - BusinessToday Search Advertisement Business News auto BT BIG STORY: Car sales hit a high during the festive season. Will rising prices slam the brakes?

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Outdoors

High Falls in Philmont Adds Improved Trails, Overlook, and Adaptive Hikes

Patrick Knapp has a theory about how some visitors find High Falls in Philmont. They head north from New York City on the Taconic Parkway, reach Putnam County, and type “waterfall” into their GPS. Eventually, they arrive at Columbia County’s tallest cascade, take the relatively short walk to the overlook, admire the view, and continue…

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Outdoors

Duck hunters are on high alert due to this announcement from USFWS

Sign up for the Outdoor Life newsletter Get the latest outdoor news from Outdoor Life. On Friday the US Fish and Wildlife Service opened a brief public comment period ask for information Regarding wetland easements in the Prairie Pothole Area and drainage locations adjacent to those wetlands. Although there are no proposals currently on the

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Books

Review of Upland by Ed Douglas – a brilliant survey of Britain’s high places. history books

IIt was surprising to learn that the uplands of Britain were always rocky, covered with thick grass and not suitable only for sheep. About 54,000 years ago – a blink of an eye in geological time – the island’s highlands were teeming with nature. The lushly forested peaks, cliffs and valleys were home to megafauna

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Trucks

Crop prices hit three-year high as fears over supplies swell due to heat, war

July 23, 2026 11:20 am, EDT A combine harvester at work during wheat harvesting in a field in Chemlitz, Germany. (Kriztian Bocci/Bloomberg) key takeaways: Crop prices surged to three-year highs as heat waves in Europe and rising Black Sea swells threatened global grain trade and food supply chains. Prices of wheat, soybeans and other crops

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Outdoors

$310,000 per acre: Grand Teton National Park beats high cost to add new land

Grand Teton National Park is one of Wyoming’s major tourist attractions, And now there will be even more of the park for visitors to see. The National Park Service (NPS) partnered with several organizations to purchase an additional 35 acres of land for the park, the last in a series of land deals that have

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Men's Fashion

What’s better: heavy weights or high reps?

This story is from the manual, GQ’’s flagship newsletter delivers helpful advice on style, health and more four days a week. Sign up here to get it in your inbox. Ever since humans first picked up heavy things and put them down again, this debate has persisted: Is it better for your gains to lift

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Outdoors

Vandals destroy historic High Rock Lookout in Washington

After an attack destroyed years of careful work on Washington’s 5,685-foot-tall Rock Lookout, a community of dedicated volunteers is getting back on the road to rebuilding. Volunteers begin restoration efforts on the historic High Rock Fire Lookout in 2015 (Photo: Sand Mountain Society) Published July 14, 2026 02:22 pm Just weeks before volunteers were set

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