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Shane Thorne is still processing the loss of the love of his life, Yvonne “Evie” Bond, after he found her with unexplained injuries at the back of their pr

American travel warnings prompt president to defend the security of his country in wake of kidnappings and killings

After two people died and two people were injured seeking cosmetic surgery in Matamoros, North Texans say they'd still go to Mexico for medical care.

The Chief Technology Officer at Mercedes-Benz believes we could see hands-free, eyes-free cars on the road before the end of the 2020s.

Two of the four U.S. citizens whose Friday kidnapping at a Mexican border town by a local drug cartel was captured on a gripping video have been found dead, while the other two have been found alive, Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador confirmed Tuesday.

BEIJING, March 2 (Xinhua) -- China figure skating national champion An Xiangyi showed some of her talents to the world as she took a fifth-placed finish in the

Tesla has admitted its controversial ‘Full Self-Driving’ autonomous driving technology is less capable than systems developed by its rival car-makers.

Most of the time, headlines about Afghanistan are ringed with tragedy: food shortages, orphaned children, and even executions.

Celebrity chefs and luxurious dining rooms. Johannesburg is foodie heaven, with a wealth of outstanding fine dining restaurants

BMW’s CEO has joined the growing list of automotive executives to voice their concerns about the development of advanced driver assist systems.