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A Long Island police officer who was caught on video pointing his loaded department-issued weapon at a bartender's head during an off-duty confrontation has been sentenced to no jail time.
Insurance companies say they are cutting some doctors from their plans to save money, due to the program known by some as Obamacare.
CNet technology editor Bridget Carey highlights some of the best apps to use while getting your holiday shopping done.
Nearly half of recent college graduates say they can't find jobs that require degrees, according to a recent Bureau of Labor Statistics study.
Public Interest Research Group has released its annual list of dangerous toys for parents to be aware of as the holiday shopping season begins.
Video games are hot items on Christmas lists this and every year, but not just for kids – the majority of gamers are now over 36.
There is a new plan for changing the city's traffic patterns that would, yes, put tolls on the East River bridges, but dramatically drop the cost of traveling over other city spans.
The state's Freedom of Information Commission ruled in September that the recordings should be provided to The Associated Press, but State's Attorney Stephen Sedensky III asked for a stay while he appeals that order.
A lawyer for a Stamford, Conn., woman killed by police after a car chase outside the U.S. Capitol is requesting a Justice Department investigation.
Roberto Nunez, 32, was convicted last month of fatally shooting three men in a parked car on West 122 Street on June 7, 2012.
Ruben Alvarado, 28, of Elizabeth, pleaded guilty to a complaint charging him with impersonation of a federal officer and identity fraud.
Rashawn Williams, 19, is wanted for the shooting, police said Tuesday.
The wet weather will be wrapped up by Thursday, but the winds will still be whipping. The windy forecast means the big character balloons might not be a part of the parade on Thursday.
The allegations come on the heels of a scandal involving claims of racial profiling by employees at major retailers.
It's been 2,454 days since Robert Levinson disappeared, the longest that an American has been held hostage.
