The Price Is Right contestant Gaby Alameda won a car during the 2025 Halloween episode, but was frightfully close to not ...

Halloween is a little over a week away, making now an excellent time to start marathoning scary movies in celebration of spooky season. If you're in the mood to watch some horror classics this year, ...

Making it to "The Price Is Right" is something that happens once in a lifetime, even for the few who get there. Contestants getting a second chance to be on the show is something completely unheard of ...

According to Edmunds data from July 2025, the average transaction price of a new vehicle in the United States was $47,976. When you combine that with high interest rates and inflation rising faster ...

President Donald Trump’s extrajudicial military strikes have cost the United States yet another intelligence ally. Colombian ...

The ethics team had received complaints about how senior officials ordered staff to access the records of Letitia James. Then ...

From eerie epithets to monstrous monikers, car brands have long looked to the supernatural when choosing a name for their models. Many car brands choose to go one of two ways when naming their new or ...

Thomas has spent two years working in the auto journalism industry, contributing to a UK-based newspaper and writing for Euronewsweek. A full-time writer and lifelong engineering enthusiast, he now ...

How are immigration policy changes shaping the 2025 harvest season? That’s the focus of the final story in a four-part collaboration from NWPB, the Yakima Herald-Republic, and El Sol de Yakima. So far ...

It’s the show that’s outlived trends, outlasted rivals, and out-hyped just about everything else at 11 a.m. Now in its 54th season, “The Price Is Right” is throwing down a week-long Halloween ...

Kelley Blue Book, which is about as reliable a source as you can have for tracking vehicle pricing, says September was a watershed moment for new-vehicle pricing. It claims that, for the first time, ...

The cost of buying a car is crushing Americans. Not only are higher prices making new-car ownership an out-of-reach luxury for many, but buyers are increasingly rolling old auto debt into their new ...