If you think the exterior of Todd Budde's 1993 Mazda RX-7, complete with its 1970s-era RX-3 front end transplant and bulbous ...

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Last year, a bus carrying 61 students and teachers returning from an outing to a high school in Depok, just outside Jakarta, slammed into cars and motorbikes after its brakes failed, killing 11 ...

Q1 revenue up 12% to 15.4 billion euros Full-year guidance does not include any tariff impact Deliveries down 3.4%, but electric vehicles up 30.1% May 5 (Reuters) - Volkswagen's premium brand Audi ...

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Eliza Lieberman, a therapist from North Carolina, had been feeling down after a string of personal challenges. But as she was on her way to the class, a man paused at a stoplight next to her and ...

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Welcome to Wrestling Inc.'s live coverage of "WWE Raw" after WrestleMania 41, live from T-Mobile Arena! WWE is entering a new era with numerous new champion — how will the 4/21 Raw change the ...

A MAN hit speeds of up to 80mph as he tried to escape from the police in an Audi TT. Jack Psaras ... for causing grievous bodily harm with intent after throwing acid on a teenager.

MPs agree to vote on first set of amendments After a formal vote, MPs have decided to vote on the first set of amendments to the controversial assisted dying bill. After four and a half hours of ...

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