Tesla driver taken from hospital to jail without bail after being accused of intentionally driving his family off a cliff
The Tesla driver could be brought into court to face charges of attempted murder and child abuse as soon as Monday afternoon, local news reported.
I spent $800 for a roomette on a 57-hour Amtrak trip. It gave me a taste of luxury travel — and I don't want to go back to coach.
After a lifetime of traveling in coach, the three-day Amtrak trip from Montana to New York City was the closest I've ever been to first-class.
Ford and Tesla slashed car prices — but only one is giving customers who missed out their money back
Ford is going after market share and customer loyalty with refunds for Mach-E owners. It's the opposite approach Tesla took with its price cuts.
See photos from the Tesla Model S that 'spontaneously' caught fire while driving down the highway
A Tesla driver was on the highway when he noticed "heavy black smoke" coming from the car's undercarriage, officials said.
UPS soared through the pandemic — but its biggest challenge in 25 years is still to come
UPS CEO Carol Tomé has never managed a union negotiation before, while the Teamsters' leadership is spoiling for a strike.
My family of 4 spent $600 a night at Disney's Beach Club Resort, and it's one of our favorite hotels
My family stayed in a club-level room at the Epcot resort, and we loved the private lounge in addition to the property's amazing amenities.
Ford hits back at Tesla's price cuts by lopping nearly $6,000 off the Mustang Mach-E
Ford has already set its sights on Tesla. Now it's the first to hit back in a pricing war started by Elon Musk earlier this month.
Nissan has a plan for used Leaf batteries: powering buildings
Nissan might have a new answer to the question of what happens when millions of used electric car batteries aren't useful in EVs anymore.
A Texas airport worker says she dealt with lines of crying passengers and around 70 items of lost luggage every day during the holiday period
Passengers, not luggage, were the biggest challenge for a baggage handler at Dallas Fort Worth Airport over the holiday period, she told Insider.
Mercedes-Benz says it has achieved Level 3 automation, which requires less driver input, surpassing the self-driving capabilities of Tesla and other major US automakers
Mercedes-Benz will introduce its "Drive Pilot" system to the US market in Nevada and plans to expand to California.
Firefighters smashed the window of a driverless Cruise taxi to stop it running over their hoses
San Francisco officials aren't happy that driverless taxis are running over firefighting hoses, but Cruise and Waymo aim to increase their operations.
Should you warm your car up in the winter before driving? I spoke with more than 30 mechanics and couldn't get a straight answer.
I called half a dozen mechanics across half a dozen states and got recommendations that ranged from 0 seconds to 10 minutes.
I'm an airport baggage handler. We're not sitting around when your bags are late — we're hustling as hard as we can behind the scenes.
"We work as hard as we can to make sure everything is running smoothly," baggage handler Rachel Bacha says. "But not everything is in our control."
A high school basketball coach is still out $10,000 after Southwest canceled a flight and left his whole team stranded in Las Vegas for 5 days over Christmas. They ended up chartering a bus to drive 18 hours home in the snow.
Southwest tried to send them on "flights to nowhere," the coach said, before a local businessman finally chartered a bus for $15,000 to get them home.
13 things Airbnb hosts wish their guests would stop doing
Airbnb hosts told Insider they wish people would pick up after their pets and stop moving furniture around.
Brittney Griner's return could be the unlikely catalyst that forces the WNBA to relent on its most contentious policy
The WNBA requires teams to travel to games on commercial flights, but Brittney Griner's return and Breanna Stewart's outspoken stance could force the league to reconsider.
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I flew on Singapore's Airbus A380 for 12 hours in economy from Germany to Singapore. The seat was surprisingly amenity-heavy and made the long trek easy.
I had more than enough space, but the seat's generous pitch and width should be comfortable for even larger passengers.
Tech giants have cut tens of thousands of jobs. Automakers are ready to hire them.
The woes of tech giants like Google and Amazon haven't made their way to the auto industry. That means opportunity for laid-off tech workers.
From barges in Venice to robots in China, packages reach their final destinations in many different ways around the world. See some of the most unique.
Packages are delivered with robots, boats, bicycles, and horses in Brazil, China, Germany, Holland, Nigeria, Rwanda, and the UK.
I compared the best business-class trains I've ever taken in Canada and Italy, and my favorite cost half the price
Insider's reporter took business-class trains in Canada and Italy. One included meals and lounge access, the other had a better seat and cost less.
A Bangladeshi boy was playing when he got locked in a shipping container. He woke up in Malaysia nearly a week later.
Authorities "found no elements of human trafficking," an official said, putting to rest worries that 15-year-old Fahim was trafficked.
PHOTOS: This underwater $65 million garage could be the world's most beautiful parking deck — and it will never see a single car
The Netherlands is leaving cars in the past as it charges toward more climate-friendly transportation options for its cities.
I spent a night on a superyacht and now I know why the super-rich love them so much
I traveled to Croatia to find out why the world's wealthiest people are willing to spend hundreds of millions on their own floating palaces.
Airline passengers endured a 13-hour flight to nowhere after their plane to New Zealand was forced to turn back mid-flight
A long-haul Emirates flight turned back mid-flight because of flooding in Auckland. American Airlines passengers also endured a similar situation.
Boeing plans to hire around 10,000 workers in 2023 as it bounces back from the pandemic, report says
The planemaker said the growth would mostly be in its business units, and engineering and manufacturing divisions, Reuters reported.
10 surprising language differences I encountered as an American visiting Scotland for the first time
As an American visiting Scotland for the first time, I noticed surprising language differences at grocery stores, restaurants, and pubs.
I sailed on 3 of the newest cruise ships from Royal Caribbean, Norwegian, and Celebrity and the best was also the biggest ship. Here's how they compare.
Royal Caribbean's Wonder of the Seas is now my favorite cruise ship. Norwegian's Prima is a close second, but it can't beat the largest cruise ship in the world.
UPS plants fake packages to catch delivery mistakes — and calls it 'salting'
'SALT' refers to decoy packages used to find errors like sending packages to the wrong place or mishandling dangerous materials.
I was obsessed with my Tesla but Elon Musk convinced me I'd rather drive an electric Mercedes-Benz
Christine Orita got her first Tesla in 2013. Elon Musk's conservative views and promises about self-driving tech pushed her to ditch the brand.
7 places to visit and tours to experience Portland's cannabis culture, according to an Oregon local
Marijuana has been sold recreationally in Oregon since 2015, and there are numerous local dispensaries in the state's capital for 21+ visitors.
A week in Hawaii on vacation with my toddler cost $4,500, and she'll never remember it. Here's why I'm glad we went anyway.
Insider's author went to Oahu, Hawaii, to Hilton Hawaiian Village, Aulani Disney Resort, and Royal Hawaiian to create family memories and relax.
I stayed in 5-star luxury hotels around the world for the first time and 10 things surprised me, from welcome gifts to pillow menus
Insider's reporter stayed in 5-star luxury hotels in the US, Canada, and Italy and was pampered with gifts, designer toiletries, and scented pillows.
Passengers were told overnight not to turn up for their flights after an airline collapsed for the 2nd time
Flybe warned passengers that their flights had been canceled as the airline had gone into administration and ceased trading.
I've sailed on every major cruise line but the entertainment on adults-only Virgin Voyages blew me away, from drag disco to a sex therapy show
Insider's writer took an adults-only Virgin Voyages cruise on the Scarlet Lady ship and was impressed by 8 nightlife, entertainment, and music shows.
Elon Musk is the 'enemy' inside Tesla, a top Wall Street analyst warns
Jeffries analyst Philippe Houchois warned in an interview with Yahoo Finance on Thursday that Elon Musk poses a risk to Tesla.
6 hotels near Glendale, Arizona, you can book right now for the 2023 Super Bowl, recommended by a local
Each hotel is located within 10 to 40 minutes of the stadium, and is available for Super Bowl weekend as of Friday.
Elon Musk says his Twitter misadventure has only helped Tesla. Wall Street isn't so sure.
Elon Musk tried to spin his Twitter dalliances as a good marketing strategy for Tesla, but analysts say it's a costly distraction.
Elon Musk is reportedly being investigated by the SEC — again
The SEC is probing Elon Musk's role in Tesla's marketing of its self-driving software, according to a recent report from Bloomberg.
These are the 11 cheapest electric cars you can buy in 2023
Going electric can cost an arm and a leg. These are the best electric cars for budget-conscious shoppers from brands like Kia, Chevy, and Volkswagen.
See inside the Boeing 787 flight simulator where Singapore Airlines pilots train
Singapore trainee pilots will spend 100-200 hours in the flight simulator before they can acquire their professional license to fly for the airline.
Airline passenger gave birth midway through 12-hour flight
The passenger was assisted by cabin crew on board the flight and the plane landed on time, despite the emergency, an airline spokesperson said.
Aviation's best bet for cutting emissions is a new kind of fuel — but there's nowhere near enough of it
To decarbonize aviation, the US needs to ramp up production of sustainable aviation fuel, which can be 80% less carbon intensive than normal jet fuel.
Nearly 70% of all reported sexual assaults on US cruises since 2010 happened on ships run by Royal Caribbean or Carnival
Many incidents of sexual assault aboard cruise ships may never be reported, a maritime lawyer told Insider.
This timeline shows everything we know — and what we don't — about the helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant, his daughter, and 8 other people
Thursday marks the three-year anniversary of the helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant in Calabasas, California.
How to calculate if an electric car will save you money
Pricing out an electric car can come with a lot of factors right now. Insider lays them out point-by-point.
See inside Grand Central Station's newly opened Long Island Rail Road terminal — finally open to passengers after 15 years of construction
Grand Central Madison, a new LIRR terminal in Manhattan's East Side, is now open to the public after years of construction. Here's what it looks like.
12 things your Airbnb hosts wish they could tell you
Hosts always know when you try to sneak in extra people, and they wish you'd stop moving furniture around.
Elon Musk calmed anxious Tesla investors by acting like a normal CEO for once
Elon Musk turned down the drama and gave investors a rosy picture of the year ahead for Tesla, which topped fourth-quarter expectations.
Southwest Airlines gave away as many as 50 billion airline miles after its holiday travel meltdown
The airline gave 25,000 points to people who had suffered flight delays or cancellations. All those points could be worth as much as $750 million.
JFK airport's new terminal will be powered by a microgrid and the largest rooftop solar array in New York City
The terminal under construction at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport will be partly powered by a microgrid, batteries, and fuel cells.