A legendary Swedish fighter jet, the SAAB JA 37 Viggen — dubbed the “Swedish Thunderbolt” — unleashes its full power over Belgian skies, delivering a dramatic airshow performance with roaring engines, ...

Steps from the Village Gondola, the all-electric property brings Limelight Hotels' signature adventure and elevated hospitality to Mammoth Lakes Limelight Mammoth blends comfort with purposeful design ...

As temperatures get colder during the night in Louisiana, some residents may wake up to find the interior of their car much too cold or frost covering the windows. Many may decide to start their car ...

Nov 26 (Reuters) - The estate of legendary country singer Johnny Cash has sued Coca-Cola (KO.N), opens new tab for allegedly exploiting his likeness by hiring a soundalike to sing in a Coca-Cola ...

Before Tennessee passed its "open container" law in 1994, drivers could legally drink while behind the wheel, if their blood alcohol content stayed below 0.08%. While state law now makes that ...

It shouldn’t come as a surprise that distracted driving is a dangerous habit, responsible for thousands of deaths in the U.S., according to the NHTSA. That’s a big part of why Florida law prohibits ...

Can I convince you to give up your current smartphone and mobile service for a device that I can’t show you a picture of, which is produced under circumstances experts call “impossible,” and that uses ...

In June, President Donald Trump’s two older sons held an event at Trump Tower where they touted a new made-in-the-USA mobile phone with an American flag on its back, plus a new wireless service called ...

This summer, the Trump family announced the launch of a Trump-branded phone, which they claimed would be a device “built by Americans, for Americans.” At the time, Eric Trump said that his family ...

Talking on a cell phone is allowed only if it is done in a hands-free manner. A first-time texting and driving offense is a non-moving violation with a base fine of $30. The National Safety Council ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — The House voted overwhelmingly Wednesday to repeal part of a new law that gives senators the ability to sue the federal government for millions of dollars if their personal or office ...