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Cars

Feds Bulk-Order 250 Cadillac Escalades So Secret Service Can Ride In Style

The biggest car news and reviews, no BS Our free daily newsletter delivers the stories that really matter straight to you every weekday. Last March, the U.S. Secret Service shared a concept image of an eight-lug, HD-chassis Escalade, around the same time that GM won a $14.8 million contract to build a new presidential limo.

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Cars

The Six Companies That Quietly Own Nearly Every Auto Service Chain in America, Explained

The biggest car news and reviews, no BS Our free daily newsletter delivers the stories that really matter straight to you every weekday. Auto services are dominated by six giants. Private equity firms control most of the major chains while maintaining local branding for customer confidence. Mavis expanded with the acquisition of Pep Boys. The

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Outdoors

National Park Service Launches Free Nature Exploratory Hunt for Families

OutdoorHub Staff 07.21.26 Are you looking for a way to take the family out? National Park Service There is a new tool for that. It is called Nature Scavenger Hunt. it’s free. This is simple And it works in parks all over the country. The idea is simple. You go out. You look for things

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Fitness

Pinned, bleeding and no cell service: 8-year-old boy becomes his father’s only hope

On a farm near Big Beaver, Saskatchewan, an ordinary afternoon of equipment maintenance turns into a fight for survival, and the youngest member of a family becomes the difference between life and death. According to CTV News archival footage originally broadcast on July 15, 2005, Don Hope was changing a tire on a farm header

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Outdoors

Forest Service closes border waters as wildfire spreads

The Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness was already having a bad year. President Donald Trump signed in April HJ Res. 140Overturned a 20-year-old rule that protected 225,504 acres of the Superior National Forest from mineral and geothermal leasing. The decision reopened surrounding national forest lands to potential mineral development. Now, wildfire has completely closed the

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Men's Health

Timothy Gick and Joseph Shami promote Mission Match to better suit children for service

United States Marine Corps Lieutenant Colonel Tim Gick joined the military in 2007, but his commitment to country and connection to service can be traced back to his childhood. His father served in the Navy, his grandfather was in the Army, and one of his uncles was in the Marines and another uncle was also

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Books

The Service by Lauren Mooney review – A very modern ghost story | books

TeaHere, M.R. James tells us, there are five conditions that must be met for an ideal ghost story: a pretense of truth, a “pleasant terror”, no explanation of machinery, no unnecessary terror, and that the story be of the author’s (and the reader’s) “own day”. In Lauren Mooney’s first look at the novel, Danielle is

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Cars

HSC Francisco is the fastest passenger ship in service

When was the last time a top speed of 67 mph was realized in the automotive world? 1930s? In a car, 67 mph is a cruising speed on most highways around the world, and yet that’s downright daunting for a large passenger ship. To get a big boat carrying

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Outdoors

America has always loved its service rifles

Sign up for the On the Gun Newsletter The latest for gun hunters and competitive shooters. This story, “The American Rifle,” appeared in the August 2007 issue outdoor Life. Since early colonial times, Americans have maintained a love affair with their guns. But a singular historical event in 1903 made our undying love affair with

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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 of deaths or injuries that occur in America’s national parks, according to a new report. Experts say this change in transparency not only sets a dangerous precedent for park management but could

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