- BusinessThe DriveThe New Porsche Panamera 4 E-Hybrid Packs 462 HP of Gas-Electric Goodness
The Panamera 4 e-Hybrid, announced Friday, is the new plug-in hybrid model of Porsche's second-generation Panamera. Channeling that power to all four wheels via the car's updated PDK transmission,ย Porsche claims the car maxes out atย 172ย miles per hour,ย and is capable of launching from aย standstill toย the 62ย mph mark in 4.6 seconds. In full-electric mode, the electric Panamera has a top speed of 87ย milesย perย hour.
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PoliticsAssociated PressPence releases tax returns, while Trump's remain a secretDonald Trump hasn't publicity released his tax returns. The same can no longer be said of his running mate, Mike Pence. The campaign said Pence paid a state and federal tax rate that ranged between 10 percent and 16 percent over the past decade.
- LifestyleThe DriveMcLaren Wants to Reinvent the Wheel
Frank Stephenson is a visionary. The man behind the Ferrari F430 and original BMW X5, the Maserati MC12 and revived Mini Cooper, some of our generationโs most iconic shapes. But what makes the 56-year-old designer so prolific, so unique, is where he finds
- U.S.AFPBangladesh factory fire death toll jumps to 29
Bangladeshi firefighters found four more bodies in the charred rubble of a packaging factory that collapsed due to a major blaze over the weekend, officials said Sunday, raising the death toll to 29. Senior firefighting official Anis Mahmud said firefighters found four bodies during a search and rescue operation on Sunday evening. Some 70 people were also injured, some critically, in the fire at the Tampaco Foils Limited factory, which packages food and cigarette products for local and foreign brands.
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- WorldReutersRussia's Lavrov says 'creative' response to North Korea needed
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Saturday the international community should find new ways to respond to North Korea's nuclear tests to defuse tensions, rather than just slapping more sanctions on the country. "The current situation shows that diplomats should be more creative than just responding by sanctions, sanctions and sanctions again on any aggravation of the situation," Lavrov told a news conference in Geneva. "We have made overture after overture to the dictator of North Korea," he said, adding that he ultimately hoped for a similar outcome as in the nuclear talks in Iran.
- BusinessRoad & TrackVW Engineer Pleads Guilty to Criminal Charges for TDI Emissions Cheat
The first Volkswagen employee to face criminal charges relating to the ongoing diesel emissions scandal has entered a guilty plea. The Detroit News reports that James Robert Liang, 62, appeared in U.S. District Court on Friday in Detroit to plead guilty to conspiracy to defraud the U.S. government to commit wire fraud in violating the Clean Air Act. Liang, whose name first appeared in a lawsuit against VW filed in New York State in July, allegedly engineered a diesel emissions defeat device for the Volkswagen Jetta powered by the 2.0-liter TDI engine.
- TechnologyBGR NewsSteve Jobsโ thoughts on โcourageโ help explain why Apple removed the iPhone 7โs headphone jack
During Apple's iPhone 7 introduction, Apple executive Phil Schiller said that Apple's decision to remove the tried and true 3.5mm headphone jack could be summed up in one word: courage. "Now some people have asked why we would remove the analog headphone jack from the iPhone," Schiller said. ย "I mean, it's been with us a really long time... Well the reason to move on, Iโm going to give you three of them, but it really comes down to one word: courage.
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- WorldReutersRussia's Putin inaugurates $2 billion Moscow railway project
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday inaugurated a $2 billion Moscow railway ring project that is opening for passengers just before parliamentary elections. The completion of the project, pushed back from 2015, comes as Russia is struggling to plug holes in the budget amid lower oil export revenues and Western sanctions over Ukraine. Russia holds elections to the lower house of parliament on Sept. 18, and, despite the economic crisis, the main pro-Kremlin United Russia party is expected to win comfortably, though its margin of victory could be slimmer than in recent years.
- WorldAFPSixth body pulled from Israel construction site collapse
Israeli military rescuers retrieved a sixth and last body from a collapsed Tel Aviv construction site on Saturday, five days after the accident, security and medical sources said. Israel has seen a high number of construction accidents in comparison to the developed world.
- EntertainmentABC News VideosHomeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson Warns of New Terror Environment Post 9/11
On the 15th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, Secretary Jeh Johnson reflects and discusses the latest potential threats to the U.S.
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