Ice-type Pokemon may not be the most popular breed, but they're still some of the franchise's coolest creatures.

Below, we list out the counters for Gigantamax Venusaur in Pokémon Go, as well as some general tips that should help you take ...

This article is being updated regularly! Below is a list of recent updates: March 2: Massive overhaul of the list. All entires have been double-checked for highest accuracy possible. The tragic events ...

Trainers have another chance to battle and capture the formidable Landorus in Pokémon GO. Utilize Ice and Water-type Pokémon to exploit its weaknesses and improve your chances. Prepare for the ...

A series of plane crashes and airport close-calls are stoking the fears of apprehensive air travelers, but there are ways to relax and curb the fear of flying. Travelers typically welcome the jolt ...

So, here’s how to defeat the Flying-type Tornadus quickly. Unlike Thundurus and Landorus, which both have dual typings, Tornadus Therian Forme is a pure Flying-type Pokemon, which makes planning ...

Last week, a real-life flying car took to the skies over California. The test flight of the Model Zero—a drive-and-fly prototype built by San Mateo, California-based Alef Aeronautics—lasted ...

Among sleek electric cars and futuristic tech at the 2025 Silicon Valley Auto Show, one vehicle stole the spotlight: the Alef Flying Car. Yes, it is a real-life flying car, not a CGI concept or an ...

Looking further ahead, the company aims to introduce the Model Z by 2035. This four-seater version will offer a driving range of 400 miles and a flying range of 200 miles, catering to a broader ...

Listen to Story Alef conducting a low-altitude flight test of its full-size car. Like a scene straight out of a sci-fi movie, a flying car took to the skies in California. Alef Aeronautics, a US-based ...

Even so, one man with aerophobia, or a fear of flying, believes there's nothing to be afraid of — and he's on a mission to help others address their concerns. Brian Morris of Salt Lake City ...

U.S. automaker Alef Aeronautics proved that the sky’s not the limit for vehicles after releasing the first-ever footage of a flying car like something out of a science-fiction movie. The ...