Used Cars Slip Past Recall Safeguards, Putting Drivers in Danger
Federal law does not mandate used-car sellers to tell buyers when a car has been recalled or to make necessary safety repairs, and the results can be deadly.
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Federal law does not mandate used-car sellers to tell buyers when a car has been recalled or to make necessary safety repairs, and the results can be deadly.
A new release by WikiLeaks reveals how efforts to limit potential conflicts led to infighting among advisers in the years before Mrs. Clinton announced her 2016 candidacy.
A South African woman is on trial after a racist tirade was caught on video, and lawmakers are moving to make hate speech a crime punishable by imprisonment.
Among Mr. Trumpâs supporters, some worry that they will be forgotten, along with their concerns, if Mrs. Clinton wins. Others predict violent conflict.
Without consent from relatives, the bodies were âlentâ to a medical school and then left in a bureaucratic limbo by the medical examinerâs office, revealing continuing problems with the cityâs mortuary system.
Music on My Birthday
The Top 50 albums for the chart week of October 26, 2016, covering October 27, 2016.
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