Get all your news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One app.

Get all your news in one place.

100's of premium titles. One news app.

DARK SECRETS: 13 - The Real Truth

NHTSA Reviews Tesla Robotaxi Speeding Allegations in Active School Zones

Federal auto safety regulators are reviewing allegations that Tesla’s driverless vehicles exceeded posted speed limits in active school zones, raising questions about how autonomous driving technology responds to traffic restrictions designed to protect children.

Clever Dude · Oct 14

At What Income Does Costco Stop Saving You Money?

Costco does not have an income cutoff where its bargains suddenly stop making financial sense. A household earning $45,000 might save hundreds on routine purchases, while a household earning $180,000 might spend more than it saves. The difference often comes down to shopping habits, storage space, household size, and whether…

Clever Dude · Oct 13

The $20 Purchase That Saves an Hour vs. Doing It Yourself — Which Is Actually Frugal?

Spending $20 to save an hour can be a smart financial decision, even for someone who loves a bargain. A small purchase might eliminate an irritating chore, prevent a costly mistake, or free up time for something more valuable. Yet doing the job yourself could also save money without much…

Clever Dude · Oct 13

From analysis to the latest developments in health,
read the most diverse news in one place.

What’s the Most Ridiculous Thing You Still Refuse to Pay Someone Else to Do?

Some people refuse to pay someone to mow the lawn. Others would rather spend Saturday wrestling with a stubborn toilet than call a plumber. These do-it-yourself habits can save money, but they can also turn a simple chore into an expensive weekend adventure.

Clever Dude · Oct 13

The Car Has 200,000 Miles and Still Runs Fine — What Are You Waiting to Break?

A car with 200,000 miles that starts reliably, stops properly, and gets you to work without drama deserves more than an automatic trip to the dealership. High mileage raises legitimate concerns, but the odometer cannot tell you whether the engine, transmission, brakes, or cooling system need attention tomorrow.

Clever Dude · Oct 13

A Cheap Sports Car at 50 Sounds Fun — Until You Price the Insurance

A used sports car can look like a bargain at 50, especially when the asking price rivals that of an ordinary commuter car. The insurance quote, however, may tell a very different story. A low purchase price does not guarantee low ownership costs, and insurers consider far more than what…

Clever Dude · Oct 13

Your Kids Are Grown — 8 Things They Still Need From Dad

Adult children can change their own oil, negotiate a salary, raise children, and assemble furniture without calling for backup. Yet even independent adults still need something from their dads. The challenge for fathers is knowing how to offer support without treating a 35-year-old like someone who forgot to bring a…

Clever Dude · Oct 13

Read news from The Economist, FT, and more,
with one subscription

7 Things Men Should Never Do Right Before a Haircut

A great haircut starts before the barber picks up the clippers. Men can make the appointment harder by arriving with greasy hair, changing their minds halfway through the consultation, or trying a last-minute styling experiment. These small decisions can complicate the cut and make the finished style harder to manage…

Clever Dude · Oct 13

Is Cologne Right For You? How Modern Men Find The Right Scent

Cologne can sharpen a man’s personal style, but it can also waste money when the scent feels wrong after an hour. The right fragrance should fit his habits, surroundings, budget, and preferences, not just a handsome bottle on a department store shelf.

Clever Dude · Oct 13

What Happens When the Younger Guy at Work Becomes Your Boss?

When the younger guy at work becomes your boss, the first adjustment may happen before he gives a single instruction. Suddenly, someone who once asked for your help now reviews your performance, sets your priorities, and decides which projects deserve attention. Your experience hasn’t disappeared, but your place in the…

Clever Dude · Oct 12

Your Mechanic Says “I Wouldn’t Put Any More Money Into It.” Do You Listen?

When a mechanic says, “I wouldn’t put any more money into it,” the repair estimate has turned into a much bigger decision. The question no longer involves just a faulty transmission, a failing engine, or another mysterious dashboard light. It involves deciding whether your current car deserves another expensive repair…

Clever Dude · Oct 12

When Did a $50,000 Truck Become Normal?

A $50,000 pickup truck no longer sounds particularly expensive, even though that amount could buy a modest house in some parts of America decades ago. Today, full-size pickups routinely command prices well above that threshold, and buyers who want four-wheel drive, a roomy crew cab, and a few desirable upgrades…

Clever Dude · Oct 12

Nobody Told Men Over 40 Their Eyebrows Would Become a Maintenance Problem

Men over 40 often discover an unexpected grooming chore: eyebrow hairs that suddenly seem longer, thicker, or determined to point in completely different directions. A familiar face in the bathroom mirror now comes with a few unruly hairs that refuse to cooperate with the rest of the neighborhood.

Clever Dude · Oct 12

Dad Never Talked About Money — Now His Adult Kids Are Trying to Figure Everything Out

Dad never talked about money, and his adult children may discover the consequences when he retires, needs help managing bills, or dies. Suddenly, they must locate bank accounts, identify insurance policies, sort through debts, and figure out what he actually owns. Even a family that gets along beautifully can struggle…

Clever Dude · Oct 12

Get all your
news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One news app.

Clever Dude · Oct 12

Your Adult Son Keeps Asking for Money — When Does Helping Become Enabling?

Your adult son asks for $200 to cover his car insurance. Two weeks later, he needs help with rent. Then his phone bill comes due, his paycheck falls short, and another request arrives before the previous one leaves your bank statement. You want to help your child, but you also…

Clever Dude · Oct 12

8 Signs Your Relationship Needs Attention Before It Needs Counseling

A relationship can look perfectly fine from the outside while small frustrations quietly pile up at home. Nobody has moved out, nobody has announced a breakup, and the bills still get paid. Yet conversations feel flatter, affection comes less naturally, and simple disagreements somehow consume an entire evening.

Clever Dude · Oct 12

6 Subtle Signs That Your Girlfriend Resents You

Resentment in a relationship rarely announces itself with a dramatic argument. More often, it slips into ordinary moments: a joke that carries an edge, a favor that comes with a sigh, or a conversation that ends before either person says what they really mean.

Clever Dude · Oct 11

Why Do Men Get Emotionally Attached to Cars That Aren’t Worth Fixing?

Men sometimes keep cars long after the repair bills make financial sense, and the reason rarely comes down to horsepower alone. An aging pickup, a battered sports coupe, or a family sedan with a stubborn engine can carry years of memories, personal pride, and a sense of unfinished business. Selling…

Get all your
news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One news app.

Clever Dude · Oct 11

At What Age Should a Man Stop Trying to Hide His Gray Hair?

Gray hair creates an oddly specific dilemma for men: dye it, leave it alone, or pretend the bathroom mirror has suddenly become unreliable. There is no magic birthday when a man should stop coloring his hair, but there comes a point when the effort deserves a second look.

Clever Dude · Oct 11

What Should a Father Actually Teach His Son About Being a Man?

A father teaches his son about being a man through far more than speeches about responsibility, hard work, or standing up for himself. His son watches how he handles frustration, treats people who cannot help him, responds to failure, and behaves when nobody gives him credit.

Clever Dude · Oct 11

She Wants to Hire Someone. He Says “I Can Fix It.” Who’s Actually Saving Money?

The debate over hiring a repair professional versus doing the work yourself often starts with a price quote and ends with a trip to the hardware store. One person sees a service bill and wants to grab a screwdriver. The other sees a problem that could take an entire Saturday,…

Clever Dude · Oct 11

Your Kid Wants You to Play — Why “In a Minute” Adds Up Faster Than Dads Realize

A child asking Dad to play rarely checks whether he has finished answering emails, cleaned the kitchen, or recovered from a long workday. The request usually arrives at the least convenient moment, when his hands are full or his attention sits somewhere else. “In a minute” feels like a reasonable…

Clever Dude · Oct 11

Beard or Clean-Shaven After 40? What Actually Makes a Man Look Younger?

A beard can disguise a soft jawline, while a clean shave can reveal a fresh-looking face. After 40, either choice can make a man look younger, older, or simply better groomed. The deciding factor rarely comes down to facial hair alone.

Clever Dude · Oct 11

Your Ex Wants to Be Friends — When Is That Actually a Bad Idea?

Your ex wants to stay friends, and suddenly a breakup comes with a new decision: whether to keep someone in your life who once occupied an entirely different place in it. Friendship can work after a relationship ends, but good intentions do not automatically make the arrangement healthy. Sometimes an…

Clever Dude · Oct 11

Why Do So Many Men Resist A Good Haircut?

A man can complain about his hair for months, then defend the same haircut for another decade. He knows the sides puff out, the back grows into a small wilderness, and the barber keeps asking whether he wants the usual. Yet changing anything feels strangely risky.

1 … 12 13 14 15

Organisations

American Academy of Pediatrics

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

92 stories

Gold Star

13 stories

From analysis to the latest developments in health,
read the most diverse news in one place.

Topics

Read news from The Economist, FT, and more,
with one subscription

Places

America

20,884 stories

Fourteen days free

Download the app

One app. One membership.
100+ trusted global sources.