Time Magazine Cover Featuring Chris Christie Raises Eyebrows
Time Magazine revealed its cover for this week's issue, which hits newsstands Friday. It features a silhouette of Gov. Chris Christie with the headline "The Elephant In The Room."
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Time Magazine revealed its cover for this week's issue, which hits newsstands Friday. It features a silhouette of Gov. Chris Christie with the headline "The Elephant In The Room."
New technology could prove to be a major development for anybody with heart disease. A brand new artery roto-rooter has been approved by the FDA to open difficult, clogged arteries.
Nineteen earned the top rating of "best bet,'' which means they correctly position a 4- to 8-year-old child to use the regular shoulder and lap belts in almost any car.
The driver of a boat that crashed into a barge on the Hudson River, killing a bride-to-be and her groom's best man, had a blood-alcohol level of .15, nearly twice the legal limit, authorities said Thursday.
Rubber ducks have been immortalized in song. Now they've been inducted into the National Toy Hall of Fame.
A federal judge has ruled that New York City has violated the law by failing to adequately plan for the evacuation and protection of disabled people during emergencies such as Superstorm Sandy or the Sept. 11 attacks.
Frightened shoppers and employees inside the mall began calling for help when an armed man walked in and opened fire.
According to Suffolk County Police, Mario Cernas, 19, posted that there would be a shooting during a high school soccer game at the Dowling College Sports Complex in Shirley.
There is not much left to a house In South Jersey following an explosion Thursday afternoon.
Prosecutors told a judge on Sept. 27 they were dismissing charges of child endangerment against Aaron Kozlowski because of insufficient proof.
Bill de Blasio is faced with figuring out a way to guarantee the safety of Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Police Commissioner Ray Kelly -- men who have terrorists and others gunning for them -- when they return to private life.
Steven Kleinman, 58, was driving a dark-colored vehicle when police said he pulled over a 43-year-old driver on Grace Avenue in Great Neck around 4:45 p.m. Wednesday.
The funds will be used to help almost 5,700 senior citizens who live along the east and south shores of Staten Island, in the Coney Island and Red Hook sections of Brooklyn and the Far Rockaway section of Queens.
The Tax Relief for Active Military Service Act - or TRAMS Act - would allow those serving in the military or their spouses to apply for a tax exemption on 10 percent of the assessed value of their homes.
One cat in Connecticut has eight lives left.
