EPA says VW used defeat device in SUVs too
EPA alleges Volkswagen Group installed defeat software in 3 cylinder diesel SUVs including 2014 Touareg and 2015 Cayenne and 2016 Audi A6 A7 A8 Q5. The agency warns the broader cheating could bring Clean Air Act penalties beyond the prior 18 billion in diesel car violations, with possible total over 375 million plus ongoing probes and lawsuits.
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Migrant Influx Deepens in Europe with October Crossings
European migrant crisis grows with 218000 arrivals in October across the Mediterranean, more than all of last year. The total for the year tops 700000, driven by departures from Syria and other Middle East nations.
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Latinos mobilize to boost Clinton amid GOP backlash
Latinos in major cities form signs of a nationwide voter outreach led by Federico Peña and activists to counter Republican rhetoric and rallies After a Boulder rally that drew about 2200 Hispanics Peña says the drive aims to register voters and pressure networks ahead of the 2016 campaign Clinton seeks Latino support to offset likely drops in African American turnout If Obama is not on the ballot Clinton will rely on Latinos to bolster her nomination bid.
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Debris sifted for clues to jet crash
Investigators comb the Metrojet Flight 9268 wreckage after a 31,000 foot plunge into the Sinai desert killing 224 aboard en route from Sharm el Sheikh to St. Petersburg. Metrojet blames external impact while ISIS affiliates claim responsibility. experts say data from recorders and wreckage pattern will guide the year long investigation.
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Sprint signs roaming deal with Cuba at Havana trade fair
Sprint and Cuba's state telecom ETECSA formalized a roaming agreement making Sprint the first U S carrier to strike direct roaming terms with Cuba. The deal allows Americans to make calls send texts and use data across Cuba. Third parties will handle roaming payments due to the embargo. Verizon had a similar pact previously but through a third party. The agreement follows December diplomatic detente and aims to ease mobile use for travelers amid growing U S Cuba business ties.
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