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BorgWarner, a supplier of turbochargers and emissions systems, reported a 9 percent increase in net income for the second quarter as its engine division grows and the European market -- which makes up about half of the company's customer base -- continues to recover.

The letter was written 70 years ago by a Marine serving during World War II and was addressed to the love of his life, who is still alive.

Ukraine's military announced a one-day cease-fire on Thursday to allow international experts full access to the site where Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 crashed two weeks ago.

Flooding in Magadan, Russia has gotten so bad that it's sweeping away not only cars and roads, but fighter jets.

Fiat officials signaled today they plan to review leasing and sales incentives, mostly at the Chrysler Group, in North America to boost profit margins in the second half of 2014.

Fire crews strengthened old containment lines on Wednesday to keep a blaze in Yosemite National Park from reaching a grove of treasured giant sequoia trees.

It began with a just a handful of cases in Guinea in March. But it spread quickly to two other countries and is now the deadliest outbreak of Ebola virus on record.

Two women with an apparent death wish narrowly escaped an oncoming train crossing a bridge over Lake Lemon in Indiana earlier this month.

Detroit police say an 8-year-old boy has died after being shot while in bed at a home on Detroit's east side.

What's the safest car on the road? It's the one that can avoid getting into a crash all together.

A paroled ex-convict accused of rape, torture and murder in the deaths of a Michigan couple is facing trial.

Small cars had a tough time in passing crash tests, the Insuranc Institute for Highway Safety reports.l It crash tested 12 mostly small cars and the results weren't pretty.

Nearly 69 years ago, Theodore "Dutch" Van Kirk navigated a U.S. B-29 Superfortress called the Enola Gay over Hiroshima, Japan, on a sunny August day.

For most people it seems like racing gloves are a security feature, protecting from potential fire hazard that might happen while you drive you race prepped supercar.

Mercedes-Benz has announced the starting price of the 2015 GLA in the United States, where the crossover will be setting you back for 31,300 USD.

Authorities will discuss whether owners of two dogs that fatally mauled a 46-year-old jogger on a rural Michigan road will face criminal charges.

Honda's quarterly profit up on Asian sales growth Honda says quarterly profit surged nearly 20% on strong demand for remodeled cars in Japan and elsewhere in Asia.

Ferdinand Alexander Porsche, the man who designed the iconic Porsche 911 sports car, has died at the age of 76, the luxury automaker said.

The Washington Redskins might not be the best team in the National Football League, but it may have the most diverse player parking lot.

General Motors plans to offer wireless charging of smartphones in some 2015 model-year Cadillacs.The automaker is integrating wireless-charging technology developed in partnership with a supplier named Powermat.