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Hong Kong Warned Of Possible Bomb On Flight Arriving From China Amid Anti-Terrorist Crackdown In The Country

A source in Taiwan’s airport police reportedly said that the intelligence suspects a woman as being part of the potential bomb threat.

Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 Disappearance Turns Flight Tracking From Geeky To Mainstream

The ongoing missing-plane mystery has spawned a big surge in downloads of flight-tracking apps.

Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370: Underwater Sound Examined, Likely From A ‘Small Earthquake;’ Private Contractors To Get 300 Days To Search For Missing Jet

Alec Duncan reportedly said that the sound most likely came from a natural event such as a small earthquake.

Antonov, Maker of World’s Biggest Plane, Shows Business Risks Of Ukraine-Russia Crisis

Antonov, the Soviet-era manufacturer of giant airplanes, lives on in crisis-torn Ukraine -- but is facing a risky future.

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GM Engineer Who Worked On Faulty Ignition Problem Tells Investigators He Forgot About His Decision To Order An Upgrade To The Switches

The engineer was reportedly grilled for about 10 hours earlier in May about his role in the controversy that has led to record vehicle recalls.

Australia Says Missing Malaysia Plane Not Where 'Pings' Heard

The search was narrowed after acoustic pings thought to be from the plane's black box were heard off the northwest coast of Australia.

Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370: US Navy Considers Report Claiming Radar Pings May Not Be From Missing Jet As ‘Speculative And Premature’

Australian authorities had narrowed the search area to a portion of the southern Indian Ocean after a series of pings were picked up in April.

Google Reveals Self-Driving Car Without Steering Wheel Or Pedals

Get ready for driverless cars: These new two-seaters that look like a Little Tykes Cozy Coupe don’t even have a steering wheel or pedals.

Google’s Self-Driving Car Prototype Unveiled: Software And Sensors Do All The Work [VIDEO]

Google's car comes with sensors that remove blind spots and detect objects from a distance of more than two football fields in all directions.

Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370: Inmarsat Satellite Data Suggests Plane Ran Out Of Fuel And Crashed Into Indian Ocean; Next Phase Of Underwater Search Likely Months Away

Some relatives of the passengers on board Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 have reportedly complained that the data are incomplete.

Amid Protests, Uber Valuation Surges From $10 Billion To $17 Billion

Experts say the on-demand car service could be valued at much more than previously expected.

India Can Now Recover $340M Stuck At Italian Banks In Connection With AgustaWestland Helicopter Deal Scam

In February, India had cashed two bank guarantees, but an Italian judge had later blocked the remaining $380 million.

Navy Secretary Ray Mabus Outlines A More Self-Sufficient, Efficient Future For The Fleet

Secretary Ray Mabus, a numbers man, tries to navigate the U.S. Navy through the perils of budget cuts.

California Will Give Driver's Licenses To Self-Driving Cars

Starting in September, select engineers can pick up one of the licenses for $150.

Slightly Lower Gas Prices Not Likely To Cause Driving Boom Over Memorial Weekend, Experts Say

Americans have been driving fewer miles for nine years straight.

Chevy Malibu Tops GM's Most-Recalled List

The 2009 model alone has been recalled on five separate occasions.

Los Angeles Metro Gets Boost From Feds, But Future Of City’s Subway Expansion Still Uncertain

The federal government announced it would spend billions to extend the L.A. subway line that runs below Wilshire.

Feds To Spend $2 Billion On Los Angeles 'Subway To The Sea'

The project is meant to improve traffic in a part of the city where it can take hours to go just a few miles.

Etihad Airways Unveils $43,000 Luxury 3-Room Suite [PHOTOS]

Would you pay $43,000 for a plane ticket? Etihad Airways is banking on it.

Virgin America Flight Attendants Seeking Vote On Unionization

A Transport Workers Union official says the signature cards of more than 50 percent of employees have been collected.

Train Crash Near Moscow Kills At Least 4, Passenger Carriage ‘Crushed’ By Freight Train

A freight train and passenger train collided outside of Moscow on Tuesday killing at least four people, Russia's Interior Ministry said.

Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370: Raw Inmarsat Satellite Data From Missing Jetliner Search To Be Released

Malaysia's Acting Transport Minister Hishammuddin Hussein, on Monday, asked Inmarsat to release the data “for public consumption.”

Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370: Chinese Navy Ship To Map Ocean Floor

Authorities have agreed to let a Chinese naval ship survey the seabed over the search area for the missing plane.

Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370: Author Of First Book On Missing Jetliner Claims It Was ‘Shot Down In Military Training Exercise;' Film Trailer Suspects Passengers And Crew On Board

Meanwhile, a trailer of a film based on the missing Malaysia Airlines jet was unveiled Saturday at the 2014 Cannes Film Festival.

South Korean President Park Geun-hye Apologizes For Ferry Disaster, Will Break Up Coast Guard

Park Geun-hye formally apologized for the Sewol ferry disaster and said she would break up the coast guard.

GM Recalls Nearly 3 Million Vehicles, To Take A Charge Of Up To $200 Million

Cars with tail lamp malfunctions are being recalled. GM is expected to take a charge of up to $200 million.

Ukraine Dispute May Speed SpaceX Participation In U.S. Launch Program

Tesla founder Elon Musk's space company is looking to replace Russian rockets for U.S. launches.

Southern California Hit By Wildfires, Oil Spill In Same Day [PHOTOS]

The governor has declared a state of emergency.

South Korea Indicts 4 Crew Members Of Ferry Sewol For Manslaughter

Divers recovered five more bodies from the wreck of the Sewol, but 23 people still remain missing.

Beijing To Build Second Airport To Serve 142 Million Passengers Per Year By 2020

China's capital city is planning to build an additional airport slated for operation in 2018 to serve rapidly increasing air traffic.

Canada Charges Railroad And Three Employees With Criminal Negligence In July Crash That Killed 47

In similar accidents in the U.S. companies have avoided prosecution.

Malaysia Flight MH370 Tragedy Has Forced FAA Regulation Debate But Live Streaming And Ejectable Black Boxes Not Part Of Future

In the two months since Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 was lost, the FAA has considered a wide range of technological advances.

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