I'm a millennial pastor in Hawaii who started renting out my car to pay for diapers. I made $3 million last year.

A Hawaii pastor turned a single Turo rental (a 1998 Isuzu) into Ali'i Rental Cars — 213 cars and $2.95M revenue in 2025.
He scaled by buying high-demand vehicles (like Jeep Wranglers), taking loans, and hiring staff so he no longer runs daily operations.
Keeps Sundays off to focus on family and church, and uses the business to support the local community (e.g., helping single moms).

Business and Finance Automotive

April 19, 2026 at 8:11 AM

A humanoid robot from Honor ran the half-marathon in 50:26 — faster than the human world record — surprising spectators.
Huge leap from last year (winning time fell from 2h40 to about 50 minutes), with many saying robots “stole the spotlight” and hinted at a new era.
About 40% of robots ran autonomously (others were remote-controlled); teams emphasize tech like liquid-cooling and athletic designs that could transfer to industrial uses.

Technology & Computing Sports

April 19, 2026 at 4:00 AM

Ohio State’s rainy spring game ended with Gray topping Scarlet 35–26, and while the offense put up points the defense (notably Beau Atkinson and Devin Sanchez) was the surprise of the day.
Freshman five-star WR Chris Henry Jr. made a splash — four catches for 96 yards and a 40‑yard TD — and looked NFL-ready in his debut.
Returning Heisman finalist QB Julian Sayin and top target Jeremiah Smith give the Buckeyes serious momentum heading into the 2026 opener Sept. 5 vs. Ball State.

Sports

April 19, 2026 at 1:14 AM

Bengals acquire elite DT Dexter Lawrence — a three-time Pro Bowler who’d been seeking a new deal or a trade.
Giants receive a package that includes the No. 10 overall pick, giving New York two top-10 selections (Nos. 5 and 10) in John Harbaugh’s first offseason.
Trade cranks up draft intrigue — New York may target offensive help (names floated include RB Jeremiah Love or OT Francis Mauigoa) and GM Joe Schoen reportedly met with WR prospect Jordyn Tyson.

Sports

April 19, 2026 at 12:43 AM

Quirky local legend: Castleton’s cave famously called the Devil’s Arse makes a fart‑like noise when it floods — Victorians tried to tame the name but it’s been restored and still draws visitors.
75th birthday: the Peak District was the UK’s first national park (1951) and now gets about 13 million visitors a year — officials are urging use of public transport and even launched a Tube‑style map to ease parking chaos.
Walkers’ history: the 1932 Kinder Scout mass trespass and decades of campaigning helped push for better access to the countryside, leading to rights‑of‑way mapping and the later “right to roam.”

Attractions Travel

April 18, 2026 at 11:36 PM