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After leaving Ford, Sperlich joined Chrysler in 1977 and directed the company’s engineering personnel to develop a front-wheel-drive platform that became the “K-Car” which later gave rise to ...

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Former CNN anchor Jim Acosta and President Donald Trump won't be cutting the cord on their long-running quarrels. After the ex-CNN chief domestic correspondent announced his exit on air Tuesday ...

CNN anchor Jim Acosta announced on Tuesday that he would exit the network, urging viewers to stand up to tyrants and not "give into the lies" in a seeming parting shot at President Donald Trump.

Based on a rusty old Packard built nearly nine decades ago, this work of automotive art is one of the most highly decorated custom cars ever conceived. For younger enthusiasts, Packard doesn't ...

CNN chief domestic correspondent Jim Acosta is expected to leave the cable news network after his show was replaced and he was yanked from all scheduled programming, according to a report.

Minutes before CNN anchor Jim Acosta announced his departure from the network, President Trump had already weighed in on his Truth Social platform, celebrating the news. “Wow, really good news!

Jim Acosta, the aggressive CNN correspondent who has gained notice for holding interview subjects to account from perches in the White House press room and on newsroom sets, is poised to leave the ...

CNN anchor and reporter Jim Acosta is leaving the network, a significant departure by a media figure who was a top journalist at the cable channel during President Trump’s first term in office.