Major airbag recall still leaves questions unanswered
In one of the largest actions of its kind ever, federal regulators say it is still unclear why airbags made by Takata are injuring drivers
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In one of the largest actions of its kind ever, federal regulators say it is still unclear why airbags made by Takata are injuring drivers
Thousands of the kits are still with police departments nationwide, possibly delaying justice for victims of sexual assault
Dozens of musical acts audition for a chance to get a prime spot in New York City's subway system
Clarence Blackmon's story exemplifies one of the many risks of aging alone
Man who was driving train that derailed in Philadelphia had only been on that route a few weeks
Trooper Thomas Wetherington was fired after Highway Patrol determined he violated its truthfulness policy
"Something smelled good" for cat to wander into downtown San Mateo, official says
Key ISIS leader killed by U.S. commandos may have held American hostage Kayla Mueller, whose death was announced in February
An uninvited bike gang showed up to a meeting, someone's foot got run over, and then a deadly gun battle erupted, according to the investigation so far
Three-year professorship for marijuana law and policy is believed to be the first of its kind
At least 20 victims will make statements at sentencing hearing and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev will also be given the opportunity to speak
The Japanese manufacturer's airbags explode too forcefully, spraying shrapnel, and they've been blamed for 5 deaths in the U.S.
No criminal charges expected after boy apparently scaled a table and a ledge before falling out apartment window
New England Patriots owner says the interests of the league outweighs the interests of his team
Flooding risk raised in areas stripped bare by forest fires, but many hope rains will bring drought relief