The Latest Breaking News from The United States

Regulators said Wednesday they have been slowing arrivals and departures at one of the United States' busiest airports following a 90-second traffic control system outage last week that has industry experts sounding alarm bells.

A third U.S. CBP officer has been indicted in connection with a scheme to allow vehicles carrying undocumented migrants to cross into the United States

Five members of Venezuela's opposition who spent over a year sheltered in the Argentine Embassy in Caracas have arrived safely in the United States

Tesla’s new Model Y went on sale in the United States just a few months ago, and it was expensive. The Launch Series cost $60,000, but Tesla discontinued it in early April and introduced a cheaper variant for $11,000 less. Now, an even more affordable variant is available that starts…

In 1985, contaminated milk in Illinois led to a Salmonella outbreak that infected hundreds of thousands of people across the United States and caused at least 12 deaths. At the time, it was the largest single outbreak of foodborne illness in the U.S. and remains the worst outbreak of Salmonella…

Times are tough in the automotive industry; ask Nissan and Mitsubishi. They've been going through a rough patch for some time, but aim to bounce back by leveraging their alliance to fast-track new model launches. The third-generation Leaf, now a crossover, will serve as the basis for a new Mitsubishi-badged…

Mitsubishi will launch a new electric vehicle in the United States and Canada next summer, after an almost decade-long hiatus following the discontinuation of the i-Miev in 2017. And it will lean on its longtime partner, Nissan, to get the job done. 

Filmmakers, producers, and distributors are struggling to assess the precise impact of Trump’s tariffs on foreign movie industry

Asian equities rose Wednesday after China and the United States said they would hold trade talks at the weekend, fanning optimism that the superpowers can row back eye-watering tariffs that have heightened recession fears.