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Senators grilled GM general counsel over ignition switch safety
Senators grilled GM's general counsel Michael Millikin during a hearing after an internal investigation found his legal team knew of safety concerns linked to a faulty ignition switch for several years before recalls were announced in 2014.
Senators grilled GM’s general counsel Michael Millikin during a hearing Thursday after an internal investigation released last month found that his legal team knew of safety concerns linked to a faulty ignition switch for several years before recalls were announced in 2014.
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GM recalls cars over faulty switches
GM recalled cars after linking faulty switches to 13 deaths and dozens of crashes.
Members of Congress asked Barra why it took GM a decade to recall cars with the faulty switches, which the company now links to 13 deaths and dozens of crashes.
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Mary Barra headlines voting access advocacy
Mary Barra, GM CEO, headlined a group of 38 business leaders urging Michigan lawmakers not to restrict voting, especially for historically disenfranchised communities.
The nation’s fight over voter inclusion heated up in Michigan, with General Motors Co. Chief Executive Officer Mary Barra and Ford Motor Co. CEO Jim Farley headlining a group of 38 business leaders in the state who signed a letter to the state’s lawmakers saying that any changes to voting laws shouldn’t restrict people from casting ballots, especially historically disenfranchised communities.