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The United States environmental regulator says that it will test all diesel auto models for pollution “defeat devices” in the wake of the scandal over Volkswagen’s vehicles.

Increasingly, economists bet that the Bank of Japan will boost its quantitative easing at its next meeting in October.

With a little help from Mother Nature, as well as a continuous problems that the Silver Arrows can not figure out now, the F1 Renault powered cars of Carlos Sainz Jr. of Toro Rosso and Dani Kvyat of Red Bull led the fastest times in Friday practice of sessions one and two...

It doesn’t apply to cars now in production with “euro 6” engines, which aren’t affected by the emissions scandal.

As Pope Francis spoke outside Philadelphia’s Independence Hall Saturday, he stood at the same lectern that President Abraham Lincoln used to deliver the Gettysburg Address.

Manchester United’s Victor Valdes has reportedly emerged as a surprise target for Chelsea, as the Blues look to bolster their goalkeeping ranks with No. 1 Thibaut Courtois a long-term injury absentee.

Today the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said it would begin on-road emissions testing of new and used vehicles.

A report by the PTI states that the Government has asked the ARAI to investigate if VW India partook in the emissions manipulation scandal, which affects over 11 million VW Group vehicles globally.

In April of 2015, Volkswagen of America, Inc. sent letters to California owners of diesel-powered Audis and Volkswagens informing them of an “emissions service action” affecting the vehicles.

If the EPA had not been there to catch VW lying, who would have?

Volkswagen’s board on Friday named Matthias Mueller, the head of the group’s Porsche unit, to be the new CEO and to lead the world’s top-selling automaker past a growing emissions-rigging scandal.

Southern University wide receiver Devon Gales was in hospital on Saturday with a spinal injury suffered in the third quarter of a 48-6 gridiron loss to the University of Georgia.

The manufacturer has said that it could affect up to 11 million cars.

“All measured data suggests that this is not a Volkswagen-specific issue”, explained the worldwide Council for Clean Transportation (ICCT), the non-profit organization that tested the X3, in a statement, without providing more specific information.

Anyway, Chris Brown may have to skip a scheduled Australian tour in December, as officials from the country apparently have a problem with guys convicted of beating up Rihanna.