For computer users, a few mouse clicks could mean the difference between staying online and losing Internet connections this summer. Unknown to most of them, their problem began when international
The Port Authority has reportedly struck a deal to resume construction on the September 11th Museum. Crain’s New York is reporting the agency, which owns the site, has ended its
George Zimmerman can be released on $150,000 bail as he awaits trial for the shooting death of Trayvon Martin, a judge ruled Friday during a hearing that saw Zimmerman apologize
The tri-state’s dry streak is expected to end this weekend with storms that could deliver as much as 5 inches of rain in isolated areas. Most of the area will
The Bloomberg administration will likely give the go-ahead for a private company named PayLock to place new-age tire boots on any car whose owner has accumulated $350 or more of
US Airways Group Inc. said it reached agreements on contract terms for major unions at American Airlines ahead of a possible merger offer for the AMR Corp. unit. US Airways
The General Services Administration (GSA) and Secret Service scandals have been a distraction for the White House as it moves toward the general election and fights the perception of an
An increasing number of Democrats are taking potshots at President Obama’s healthcare law ahead of a Supreme Court decision that could overturn it. The public grievances have come from centrists
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie on Friday is slated to sign into law a bill that toughens penalties for road rage. The bill is named after road rage victim Jessica
New Jersey-bound motorists won’t be able to use the Holland Tunnel during the overnight hours this weekend. The New Jersey-bound lanes will be closed from 1 a.m. to 8 a.m.
A record 5.4 million workers and their dependents have signed up to collect federal disability checks since President Obama took office, according to the latest official government data, as discouraged
The Congressional Budget Office said Thursday that 45 million people in 2011 received Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits, a 70% increase from 2007. It said the number of people receiving
A new photograph obtained exclusively by ABC News showing the bloodied back of George Zimmerman’s head, which was apparently taken three minutes after he shot and killed Trayvon Martin, gives
HaGaon HaRav Avraham Solomon Z”L was niftar during the night in Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Yerushalayim. The niftar was mashgiach of the Chevron Yeshiva Givat Mordechai. The levaya is
Police Commissioner Ray Kelly is being pressed by Republican Party officials to be their candidate to replace Michael Bloomberg as mayor, but an exclusive poll done for CBS 2 News
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is making a top-to-bottom case for prompt passage of a Postal Service reform bill that if defeated, he says, would deny seniors their beloved junk
The incident involving Lt.-Colonel Shalom Eisner dominated the local media this week as well as earning a prominent spot in the foreign media’s reports on events in Israel. It is
A small plane whose pilot either passed out or died flew in circles for several hours before running out of fuel and spiraling into the Gulf of Mexico Thursday afternoon
Israel’s Media Watch organization feels that Mrs. Chanit Rein, a bereaved mother was duped as she spoke with a Channel 10 TV news reporter. The complaint filed with police states
New York’s attorney general sued Sprint Nextel Corp. on Thursday, seeking $300 million for the carrier’s alleged failure to pay sales taxes due on some of its wireless plans over
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