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Volkswagen, Audi Recall 208,000 SUVs Over Steering Defect x/volkswagen — 17h Volkswagen’s 2025 Tiguan recall centers on a body control module software fault that can reset while driving, potentially shutting off the ignition and disabling airbags; about 49,958 US units are affected. Separately, VW and Audi are recalling over 208,000 vehicles, including Atlas, Tiguan, and Q3 models, due to corroded steering-rack mounting bolts that can break and cause loss of steering, with a free bolt replacement offered as the remedy. +8 Marcus Bell These recalls show VW still struggles with basic quality on their SUVs, and owners shouldn't have to worry about losing steering or airbags.
+4 Maya Lindstrom Jim Clark backing the Atlas ramp at Oracle makes sense given his hardware history, though scaling Titan production will still face stiff competition.IJR EXCLUSIVE: Trump’s EPA Wants More Plastic Turned Into New Products, And The Paper Lobby Is Fighting It Simon August · 4 min · 2h
On X · @hudsonwupdates Fan Account Shares Hudson Williams’ Instagram Celebration of First TIFF Appearance Fan-driven post highlighting Hudson Williams' successful TIFF panel and appearances receives overwhelmingly positive support from dedicated fandom accounts, with enthusiastic reactions and no visible opposition in sampled replies. 402 likes · 7m D Daily Caller News Foundation EXCLUSIVE: Trump’s EPA Wants More Plastic Turned Into New Products, And The Paper Lobby Is Fighting It A conservative group is pressing six paper giants to rein in their lobbying against a Trump administration-backed push to recycle more plastic. 2h 52-Week Highs Expand Across Sectors Finance — Aug 28, 2026 Across global markets, a small, energy-heavy set of U.S. Large Caps hit 52-week highs while an outlier, Atlassian, surged, prompting caution on whether price moves reflect durable growth. Separately, skeptical notes on Nvidia, Tesla, and Apple contrast with regional strength in Canada and Turkey, cautions on Russell 2000 components, and guidance to avoid overextended small-cap names like Five9 and ABM Industries. +3