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Key auto parts maker closes factory, lays off 325 workers

Key auto parts maker closes factory, lays off 325 workers

The companies behind some of the biggest car brands do not make every component of their vehicles. Instead, automakers rely on a vast network of suppliers to manufacture everything from seats and tires to semiconductors, windshields, door glass, and rear windows. However, while people know names ...
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Stellantis Appoints New CEOs for Jeep and Ram to Boost North American Growth

Stellantis Appoints New CEOs for Jeep and Ram to Boost North American Growth

Stellantis Appoints New CEOs for Jeep and Ram to Boost North American Growth
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Chandler Smith Secures Dominant Victory in NASCAR Craftsman Truck Race Amid Extreme Heat

Chandler Smith Secures Dominant Victory in NASCAR Craftsman Truck Race Amid Extreme Heat

Chandler Smith Secures Dominant Victory in NASCAR Craftsman Truck Race Amid Extreme Heat
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Family of Former Obama Official Files Lawsuit Over Fatal Jet Incident

Family of Former Obama Official Files Lawsuit Over Fatal Jet Incident

The family of Dana Hyde, a former Obama administration official, has filed a wrongful death lawsuit following her tragic death in a private jet incident in 2023. The lawsuit, filed against Airshare, Bombardier, and the pilots, alleges that pilot errors, rather than turbulence, led to the fatal incident. Hyde died after the Bombardier Challenger 300 jet experienced a violent pitch shortly after takeoff from New Hampshire. The National Transportation Safety Board's report indicated that the flight crew ignored a warning message and used incorrect protocols, contributing to the incident. Hyde's family, including her husband and son who were on board, claims that misleading accounts of turbulence have been debunked by the NTSB findings.
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Con Edison Faces Lawsuit After Woman's Fatal Fall into NYC Manhole

Con Edison Faces Lawsuit After Woman's Fatal Fall into NYC Manhole

The family of a woman from Westchester County has filed a lawsuit against Con Edison following her tragic death after falling into an uncovered manhole in Manhattan. The incident has raised significant safety concerns regarding the maintenance and monitoring of public infrastructure in New York City. The lawsuit alleges negligence on the part of Con Edison, a major utility company responsible for the city's electrical and gas services. The family claims that the company's failure to secure the manhole led to the fatal accident. This case highlights ongoing issues with urban infrastructure safety and the responsibilities of utility companies in ensuring public safety.
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Joey Logano ends victory drought in NASCAR points return to North Wilkesboro

Joey Logano ends victory drought in NASCAR points return to North Wilkesboro

Joey Logano held off Denny Hamlin for his first NASCAR Cup Series victory of the season Sunday night in the first points race at North Wilkesboro Speedway in 30 years
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Slate Auto's Affordable Electric Truck Faces Market Challenges

Slate Auto's Affordable Electric Truck Faces Market Challenges

Slate Auto's Affordable Electric Truck Faces Market Challenges
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Carmel Auto Gallery Offers Reliable Used Cars in Indianapolis Area

Carmel Auto Gallery Offers Reliable Used Cars in Indianapolis Area

Carmel Auto Gallery Offers Reliable Used Cars in Indianapolis Area
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Ryan Blaney looks to stay hot as NASCAR heads to North Wilkesboro for first points race in 30 years

Ryan Blaney looks to stay hot as NASCAR heads to North Wilkesboro for first points race in 30 years

Ryan Blaney is on a tear with eight straight top 10 finishes, including a win last week at Atlanta
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Father of Missing Autistic Teen Sues Tennessee Agencies for $25 Million

Father of Missing Autistic Teen Sues Tennessee Agencies for $25 Million

Seth Rogers, the father of Sebastian Wayne Drake Rogers, a 15-year-old autistic boy who disappeared in Hendersonville over two years ago, has filed a lawsuit against various Tennessee county and state agencies. The lawsuit, which seeks $25 million in damages, alleges that these agencies and certain department officials failed in their duty to protect his son. Sebastian's disappearance has remained unresolved, prompting his father to take legal action in hopes of holding the responsible parties accountable for their alleged negligence.
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North Dakota Ranchers Challenge Eminent Domain in Supreme Court

North Dakota Ranchers Challenge Eminent Domain in Supreme Court

North Dakota ranchers, led by Leonard Hoffmann, are challenging the use of eminent domain by WBI Energy Transmission, a private company with powers to seize land for public benefit. The ranchers argue that the compensation offered was below market value, violating the Takings Clause of the Fifth Amendment, which requires 'just compensation.' The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 8th Circuit ruled against the ranchers' claim for legal fees, creating a legal split with other circuits. The Supreme Court will now consider the case, which could have implications for property rights and compensation standards.
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Rapper Boosie Badazz Seeks Refund from Lobbyists Over Failed Trump Pardon

Rapper Boosie Badazz Seeks Refund from Lobbyists Over Failed Trump Pardon

Rapper Boosie Badazz is demanding a refund from lobbyists Jack Burkman and Jacob Wohl after they failed to secure a presidential pardon from President Trump for his federal gun charges. Boosie, whose real name is Torrence Hatch Jr., paid $600,000 to the lobbying firm JM Burkman & Associates with the expectation of receiving a pardon by January 1. However, the pardon was never signed, and Boosie is now seeking a $300,000 refund as stipulated in their agreement. The rapper has filed a lawsuit with the American Arbitration Association to recover the funds. The lobbying firm claims they worked diligently on Boosie's behalf but disputes the refund terms.