Company Penalized For Disabling Vehicles' Emissions Controls
The government says a Florida company will spend more than $6 million in penalties and repair costs for selling computer software that disables automotive emissions controls.
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The government says a Florida company will spend more than $6 million in penalties and repair costs for selling computer software that disables automotive emissions controls.
Authorities say a police officer shot and wounded a young man who allegedly pointed a gun at another officer in northern Indiana.
A hearing has been scheduled in federal court on the status of an Albanian man seeking sanctuary from deportation in a Detroit church.
Authorities say the bodies of two people that were burned beyond recognition have been found as Detroit firefighters responded to a fire at a house.
If your paycheck hits your bank account through direct deposit, be on the lookout for emails requesting personal information including log-in credentials.
Former Michigan gubernatorial candidate Abdul El-Sayed is launching a state-based political action committee to boost liberal candidates and causes in the fall midterm elections and beyond.
Arizona Republican Rep. Paul Gosar's six siblings deliver a stark message in a new political ad: Vote for our brother's opponent.
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SiriusXM is buying Pandora in a $3.5 billion all-stock deal.
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Scrabble players might find themselves twerking their way to victory soon, as hundreds of new words have been added to the game.
Weight Watchers really wants to let you know that it's not just a diet company -- so much so that it's changing its name to WW.
Run along, Nike. A new sneaker is taking its turn at trending and offending.
A new allegation of sexual misconduct was made against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh by a former Yale classmate.
Disney has agreed to redraw a black princess after lightening her skin and changing her facial features in "Ralph Breaks the Internet," according to a Wall Street Journal report and an advocacy organization.
