Survey Finds More People Making Small Purchases With Credit Cards
It used to be people would only use credit cards for large purchases but that appears to be changing.
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It used to be people would only use credit cards for large purchases but that appears to be changing.
Former Knick Charles Oakley appeared in court Tuesday following an altercation that briefly got him banned from Madison Square Garden.
U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson says Russia must choose between embracing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad or aligning itself with the U.S. and like-minded countries.
Windows on the buses were broken and fire extinguishers was discharged inside the buses, according to police.
A man wearing a black T-shirt that read "Hold My Beer And Watch This" is charged with driving under the influence following a crash in Connecticut.
For years, a woman named "Mel" mingled with young Muslims in New York, telling them she was a Turkish convert to the faith looking for friends. In reality, she was a cop working for the NYPD.
The advisory was issued for southwest Shirley following a water main break on William Floyd Parkway Monday night.
It was no April Fool's joke on April 1, 1980 when New York City suddenly came to a standstill.
A postal worker was caught on surveillance video making an apparent half-hearted attempt to alert a Queens family about a package delivery.
Video shows three security officials dragging a male passenger from United Airlines Flight 3411 to Louisville that the airline said was overbooked as it waited to depart from Chicago's O'Hare International Airport.
A mother remained in fear Monday night after she said a stranger tried to kidnap her baby while they rode a subway train.
Fliers from the NYPD are posted in the East Village, warning residents to lock their apartment windows and doors following a string of break-ins in the neighborhood.
Police say they were able to identify him because his image was captured on several church cameras.
Two adults and a child were killed, and a second child was critically wounded, in what was described as a murder-suicide at a school in San Bernardino.
A disgraced former journalist from St. Louis pleaded not guilty to charges he made threats against Jewish organizations.
