In Arizona, some side quests get a little out of hand. For Ernest "Ernie" Adams, it all started with an old refrigerator.

Researchers used high-speed cameras to reveal how a tiny Southeast Asian snake rolls away from danger at speeds far faster than slithering.

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Which camp does Toyota's legendary Land Cruiser belong to in the unibody versus body-on-frame debate? And should any of us even care how it's built?

An 809-hp Wegner-built LSA V8 powers this 1963 Chevy II Nova SS restomod, now bidding on Bring a Trailer with full build ...

There are places in this world that exist purely to remind you that human beings are capable of absolutely anything when they ...

A new temple to modern art has arisen on an island in the Seine, the historic site of a vast Renault factory — and suffers by ...

A 68-unit apartment building is being proposed for 1328-36 S. Broad St., a surface parking lot utilized by the Baldi Funeral Home for decades. The owners are partnering with Philadelphia-based Trove ...

The Dwarf Car Museum in Arizona showcases miniature, street-legal cars handmade by Ernest “Ernie” Adams. Adams began building his first car as a teenager, using parts from nine discarded refrigerators ...

About 4,500 years ago, while the Egyptians were busy stacking pyramids, the North Star was a completely different star called ...

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Taiyuan Airport serves the capital of Shanxi with two 3,600 m runways and a huge Terminal 3 on the way. Runways, airlines, ...