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A poor electrical connection was reported to be causing the issue, the "Big Three" automaker confirmed.

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"The bigger picture is when the impact goes global," one social media expert told Newsweek as more brands pull spending.

The planned July 9 reveal would have coincided with Simpson's 73rd birthday—which a Ford spokesman previously said was "purely coincidental."

Ford hasn't released a SUV in their Bronco model line since 1996, but will unveil a brand new 2021 Bronco on July 9, which is also the birthday of O.J. Simpson, who famously used a white Ford Bronco in a police chase.

The president says he wore a mask at the Ford plant--but in an area that was not visible to the press.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel says if Trump fails to wear a mask at his visit to the state's Ford plant today, "he's going to be asked not to return to any enclosed facility inside our state."

While no accidents or injuries have been reported, Ford is recalling cars and SUVs due to a faulty suspension part.

Ford issued two recalls on Friday, including one that affected over 600,000 Ford Fusion, Mercury Milan and Lincoln MKZ vehicles.

On Friday, Ford issued a recall of nearly half a million vehicles in the U.S., citing an issue that may cause carpeting to catch fire.

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"You want a truck that's really tough, not fake tough," Musk said on stage last week while unveiling the Tesla Cybertruck. But how does his electric pickup actually compare to the much-loved F-150?

Before the pursuit, the man had reportedly said that he wanted to get involved in a chase with officers.

The owner kept it in his collection for 70 years, unaware of its potential value.

"I mean, really, yes, it deserves a lot of laughter," Hillary Clinton said Tuesday.

"You cannot prove a sexual assault of Dr. Ford," Megyn Kelly said on the Today show Monday. "You can't, even she can't."

Donald Trump Jr. said he feared more for his sons than his daughters amid the #MeToo movement and last week's testimony from Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and Christine Blasey Ford.

"This may be powerful corroborating evidence that the assault happened," Senator Sheldon Whitehouse said.

"She is a sexist," Conway said of Senator Mazie Hirono.

Supreme court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and accuser Christine Blasey Ford gave powerful but wholly contradictory testimonies Thursday.

"What you want to do is destroy this guy's life, hold this seat open and hope you win in 2020," yelled Graham.

"Put simply, the reports help ensure that law enforcement officers optimally use an important law enforcement tool," Judge Brett Kavanaugh wrote in 2016.

"I don't think she's uncredible. I think she an attractive, good witness," the senator said of Christine Blasey Ford.

"I was underneath one of them as they laughed, two friends having a really good time with one another," Ford said of the alleged assault.

Ford was visibly distressed as she read her opening statement before the Senate Judiciary Committee, describing a sexual assault she alleged Brett Kavanaugh committed against her while she was in high school.

Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and Christine Blasey Ford, who has accused the judge of sexual assault, are set to speak before the Senate Judiciary Committee Thursday.

Before the Senate Judiciary Committee votes on Brett Kavanaugh, it will hear from his first sexual misconduct accuser, Christine Blasey Ford.

President Donald Trump said that he believed his Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, but could be convinced otherwise by testimony during Thursday's Senate hearing.

Cornett previously published a range of fake stories, often attributing his information to unnamed sources.

Joe diGenova, who President Donald Trump sought to hire for his legal team earlier this year, claimed without evidence that Christine Blasey Ford did not want to testify about her sexual assault allegations.