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The Hyundai Elantra N Monochrome highlights the sport compact’s performance by toning down some of its more extroverted styling details. The new Monochrome edition comes in two trims; both have Alcantara interior bits, but the Upper Trim adds carbon-fiber exterior add-ons.

With its ZF-sourced six-speed manual gearbox and a third pedal crowding the driver's footwell, today's Nice Price or No Dice 650i is a rare bird. See if its price tag has you wanting to make its appearance in your driveway a frequent occurrence. Labor actions have shaped the auto industry globally. In the U. S., work stoppages over what were seen as unfair conditions led to the rise of powerful labor unions, giving individual workers a collective voice. In 1970s Great Britain, labor strikes seriously constrained production and were arguably one of the most deleterious factors in the decline of the nation's auto industry. To be sure, cars and work stoppages don't mix well.

The rapper’s backing band gave fresh, rock-inflected updates to singles like “ErrTime,” “Up,” and “Bodak Yellow”October 19, 2026NPR/YouTubeCardi B is probably as well-known for her banter as her bars, but she was (almost) all business during her new NPR Tiny Desk Concert. The rapper blazed through an eight-song set in 18 minutes, taking only brief pauses to shout out her backing musicians and, at one point, remark on the lack of Maryland crab cakes in her rider. Meanwhile, the nine-piece band gave fresh, rock-inflected updates to singles like Am I the Drama?’s “ErrTime,” “Up,” and “Bodak Yellow.” Watch it go down below. In February, Cardi B returned to the Saturday Night Live stage for her second stint as musical guest, in an episode hosted by Alexander Skarsgård. So far she’s followed up Am I the Drama?, her 2025 album, with a couple of one-off tracks: the summer jam “Ah Ha” and “Don’t Chart,” her contribution to the Grand Theft Auto VI soundtrack. Read about Cardi B in The 25 Funniest Rappers of All Time. Walden Green is a music writer and cultural critic who joined Pitchfork in 2024.

Only 7% of Canadian small businesses plan significant growth next year, hindered largely by high taxes and rising costs, according to CFIB research highlighting economic pressures as major barriers to