The Daily Caller

Speech adds to history of giving government credit over entrepreneurs

Chrysler brand sales rose 80 percent, while Jeep sales were up 24 percent

Matthew Broderick shills the Honda CR-V in the hyped Super Bowl commercial

The latest recall is an expansion of recalls for the same problem in 2008

LoCicero, 53, is the first person documented by the car manufacturer to have driven a Honda to the million-mile mark

Conway’s time at Duke includes close friendship to fraudster, ‘The Baron’

Golfer John Daly, known as much for his girth and drinking as his powerful swing and funky wardrobe, is no longer looking for a golf payday

As the car company’s sales struggle throughout the world, Japan grapples with a struggling economy

Nineteen thousand strike in push for income equality

California cops bust two for having 225 marijuana plants inside of their car

Honda Motor Co. remains skeptical about demand for electric cars 10 years after it stopped selling its EV Plus battery-powered model, the head of research at Japan’s second-largest carmaker said

Former top aide to New York legislator arrested for lying to police officer and screaming that she was a ‘fat b*tch’

Surely Xzibit of MTV’s ‘Pimp My Ride’ was behind this

When I went through my ethical eating phase, back in early 2010, I put up with a lot of grief from the Cro-Magnon types that I call friends. They didn’t cotton to my new conscientious lifestyle. But I ignored them, because I knew in my heart that right is right. If I don’t eat veal, then how are those poor, cramped baby calves ever supposed to escape those hideous crates?

On Nov. 23, 1986, CBS’s “60 Minutes” broadcast a 17-minute segment, “Out of Control,” about a rash of reports of a “sudden unintended acceleration” problem with the Audi 5000. It was presented by correspondent Ed Bradley, a man who now stands in the annals of TV journalism as a revered and legendary figure.