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Rui Chenggang's anchor chair was left empty for Friday night's national newscast on China Central Television after prosecutors detained the star journalist shortly before airtime, according to state media.

We would generally advise against buying a car sight unseen, but when it comes to some supercars, the entire year's production run is often spoken for before the car is even unveiled.

The two brothers were found in a pond behind their home Thursday in Gratiot County's Hamilton Township.

Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley advocated for sympathy for the surge of young Central American immigrants flooding the U.S. southern border, arguing that to turn the children away without due process would be un-American given what violence awaits in their home countries.

A 5-year-old boy who was the subject of an Amber Alert has been found dead in a car in his Port Huron neighborhood.

Minibars, room service, and spa days are nice treats for hotel guests, but how about living the life of a superstar for a day? Some upscale hotels are offering creative packages where guests can bask in the glow of the paparazzi, spend a weekend like a famed secret agent, or recreate the experience of a heroine in a romantic comedy.

The guys from UK's Top Gear just can't seem to stay out of trouble, especially main host Jeremy Clarkson.

If you had told us when the Bugatti Veyron debuted nine years ago that its successor would be a hybrid, we would have responded that you were out to lunch.

Breaking news. NASCAR Camping World Truck race winner Erik Jones' truck fails postrace inspection and NASCAR expected to do nothing.

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry will hold additional talks in Afghanistan on Saturday, as he seeks to broker a deal leading to a peaceful transition of power following the country's contested presidential runoff election.

The Hyundai Veloster hasn't exactly been a sales flop since it first went on sale in 2011, but that hasn't stopped the rumormill from prematurely killing off the asymmetrical hatchback.

This is a quest - a quest to find the most absurdly '90s car representative of that mighty morphin' power decade.

Startups are transforming into multi-billion companies. And the staffs are overwhelmingly male.

Well, we've found the long-lost cousin of yesterday's Bentley-tattooed criminal from Florida .

Sometimes, it seems like the universe just loves creating a touch of irony. Take the case on July 10, when a single-engine, Beechcraft airplane crashed into building in Titusville, FL.

A 6.8-magnitude earthquake early Saturday struck offshore not far from Fukushima, Japan -- the epicenter of a nuclear crisis following a massive 2011 earthquake and tsunami -- the Japan Meteorological Agency reported.

Vanity can have a price -- in this case it can set your car on fire. Chrysler says it is recalling 895,000 of its fanciest Jeep SUVs, the Grand Cherokee, as well as the 3-row Dodge Durango, because the lighted Vanity costs Chrysler recall of 651,000 SUVs in U.S. Vanity can have a price -- in this case it can set your car on fire.

Bentley is considering launching an in-house bespoke division to cater to requests for more personalized cars, Auto Express reports.

A prosecutor says a Michigan high school student who was suspended for an entire school year after officials say he put eye drops in a teacher's coffee won't be charged.

A rocket was fired into northern Israel from southern Lebanon, and the Israeli military responded with an artillery strike, a spokesman for the Israel Defense Forces said Friday.