Angelo Young

Opposition socialists have boycotted parliament, and center-leftists are outraged over the allegations Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski oversaw the wiretapping of about 20,000 people.

For the first time since the end of the Cold War, the U.S. could begin piling up heavy weapons and troops in Eastern Europe, as a bulwark against Russia.

The CIA has reportedly spent about $100,000 for each moderate fighter it has trained in recent years.

The schools say Islam doesn’t compel children of primary-school age to fast during the holy month. But that’s not clearly defined within the religion itself.

While the air bag recall covers 33.8 million inflators, less than half that number of vehicles will actually be affected.

Flaws in front-end-collision systems exist, so consumers should do their homework when considering their options.

At Tesla's annual shareholders meeting, vegan couple Mark and Elizabeth Peters had their moment to speak to CEO Elon Musk about the use of leather interiors.

The CEO maintained Tesla's target of 55,000 vehicle sales for the year at his company’s annual shareholders meeting Tuesday.

Mercedes-Benz is entering the home energy storage business in Germany.

Shareholders will converge in Mountain View, California, Tuesday to hear car talk from CEO Elon Musk.

The Japanese electronics company is looking for more partnerships with auto manufacturers.

Officials from Israel and Saudi Arabia have met in India, Italy and the Czech Republic to discuss the growing influence of Iran, their common enemy.

Two months after the Army raised the bar on discharging transgender personnel, the Air Force follows suit by making the process more difficult within its own ranks.

A new study calling into question how sea temperature has been measured says Earth’s warming hasn’t been interrupted since 1998.

Two amendments that would have cut $1.14 billion in Amtrak public grants were struck down Thursday.

Tesla Motors probably sold more cars last month, but don’t bet that monthly Model S sales estimates are accurate.

In 2017, TVR will produce its first sports car in nearly a decade, and the way it's made could be revolutionary.

The seasonally adjusted annualized rate, a key sales metric, was the highest since 2006 last month.

Ford Motor said sales dropped waiting for its Kansas City factory to get up to speed on aluminum-body F-150 production.

Americans’ increasing appetite for trucks and SUVs boosted the Detroit automakers’ numbers last month.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles says its U.S. sales topped 200,000 last month for the first time since March 2007.

Washington's concerned about the way Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has handled -- or not handled -- 20 recalls covering 10 million vehicles.

The Chevrolet Camaro is one of the world's most recognized American muscle cars and now, after 23 years, it will once again be made in the U.S.

The Islamic State group commandeered 2,300 armored vehicles when it took Mosul last year, the Iraqi premier says.

U.S. auto sales are at the strongest pace since last summer, but 2015 could signal the end of a post-recession auto industry growth cycle.

After a volatile day of trading, U.S. stocks closed pretty much where they opened.

Workers at bank branches will be cut from a bank that made more the $20 billion in profit last year.

Amid rumbling out of China and uncertainty in the Greek bailout talks, US traders struggle to separate signal from noise.

The head of Apple's operations amped up speculation about his company's automotive ambitions, answering a question about what it should do with its $194B cash hoard.