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It could be the final lap in a long and lucrative career for the 83-year-old head of Formula One, as two courts have already found that he did indeed bribe the already-jailed former F1 banker Gerhard Gribkowsky.

The New York City Police Department on Tuesday asked folks on Twitter to post photos with its officers, using the hashtag #myNYPD.

Pro-Russian militants in four key cities will be targeted as authorities seek to regain control of Ukraine's restive east, Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Vitaliy Yarema said Wednesday.

General Motors is reorganizing its engineering group in the wake of an ignition-switch recall connected to 13 deaths so it can better catch safety issues earlier in a vehicle's development.

Top Gear executive producer Andy Wilman just issued an apology, and it's even weirder and blames us.

A former cast member of "Ice Road Truckers: Deadliest Roads" allegedly kidnapped a prostitute in Las Vegas, a police report said.

Two young men, a bunch of subordinates, one master plan: Take over the drug trade at some of Pennsylvania's best schools.

Well, it's back in China, who never really had the original ones, so "back" isn't exactly right.

Lawyers pressing cases against General Motors say the automaker concealed the controversial ignition defect when it "took billions of dollars in taxpayer money" during its government-sponsored bankruptcy in 2009.

"At some point in the next three or four years we'll be establishing local manufacturing in China," CEO Elon Musk said in Beijing.

Shares in Botox maker Allergan will be watched closely after activist investor Bill Ackman and Valeant Pharmaceuticals said they were planning a joint bid to buy the company.

Maserati was founded 100 years ago and the Maserati GranTurismo has been on the market through various iterations for well over half a decade.

Alan Mulally saved Ford Motor from a bankruptcy filing, reorganized its operations worldwide and streamlined its product line.

The World Car of the Year awards were announced last Thursday at the New York auto show.

Just days away from the beginning of the busiest climbing season of the year at Mount Everest, expeditions are unsure whether climbs on the world's highest peak will go ahead.

In the chase, 24-year-old JeQuis Mayes was being pursued by 28-year-old Erroll Millner in the middle of the night.

An operation targeting al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula is underway in Abyan and Shabwa, Yemen, a high-level Yemeni government official being briefed on the strikes told CNN on Monday.

Michael Schumacher is being sued by a Spanish motorcyclist for the role he allegedly played in knocking the biker over just weeks prior to his tragic skiing accident.

Owners of the 2.6 million General Motors cars with faulty ignition switches have started to get their cars repaired.

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