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Car builders make hot rods out of World War II fighter plane belly tanks Published Last Sunday at 2:02 AM
A Mexican company is turning leftover avocado pits into biodegradable silverware Published Last Tuesday at 12:42 AM
The rarest steak in the world can cost over $300. Here's why wagyu beef is so expensive. Published 01/07/2021
WATCH: Pro-Trump rioters stormed the US Capitol and forced Congress into a recess Published 01/07/2021
Hat weaving has kept one Ecuadorian village in business for 150 years, but the tradition is now at risk of dying out Published 01/12/2021
