GM Recalling 1.4M Cars; Oil Leaks Can Cause Engine Fires
More than 1,300 cars caught fire after they were fixed by dealers, the company said.
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Russian region bans Halloween because the holiday is ‘harmful to children’
Spooky holiday has no place in Russia’s Arkhangelsk region.
Saudi Prince Arrested on Private Plane with 2 Tons of Drugs – Reports
The prince was about to conduct a flight on his private plane to Saudi Arabia…
Muslim Children Walk Out When Australian National Anthem is Sung
School slammed for allowing Muslim children to walk out of assembly while the national anthem was sung.
Year After Philly Pot Law Changed, Arrests Are Down
Police aren’t making up for the drop by doling out tickets…
US Worries Russia Would Cut Undersea Data Cables in a Conflict
Russia reportedly positioning submarines and spy ships near hard-to-reach segments of undersea data cables…
Saudi Arabia Court Confirms Shia Cleric Death Sentence
Supreme Court confirms capital punishment for Shia cleric Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr, a leader of anti-government protests.
Donald Trump Mocks Jeb Bush for ‘Meeting with Mommy and Daddy’ to Boost Campaign
“He’s a guy [who] wants to run our country and he can’t even run his own campaign.”
After 40 Years of Pain, ‘Napalm Girl’ May Find Relief With Laser Treatment
“So many years I thought that I have no more scars, no more pain when I’m in heaven.”
NJ Town First In US To Use Uber To Curb Drunken Driving
“It was the perfect opportunity to use our technology to help take drunk drivers off the road.”
Two dozen states sue Obama over coal plant emissions rule
“The single most onerous and illegal regulations that we’ve seen coming out of D.C. in a long time.”
GOP Bill Would Gut Health Law, Halt Planned Parenthood Money
“This is our best opportunity… to show the American people where [Obama’s] priorities lie.”
Who REALLY Killed The Radio Star?
CIA’s murderous targeting of rock stars.
At Least 43 People Dead in Traffic Accident Involving Truck and Bus in South-west France
Worst French road disaster since 1982, when 52 people died.