Seen At 11: Ways To Turn Your Smartphone Into A Self-Defense Weapon
In the latest -- and also controversial -- mobile craze, phones are being used as stun guns or pepper spray dispensers for self defense.
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In the latest -- and also controversial -- mobile craze, phones are being used as stun guns or pepper spray dispensers for self defense.
The days of waking up with a hangover, a fresh tattoo, and a case of buyer's remorse could be coming to an end for people in Washington D.C.
Ten firefighters were treated for minor injuries. The fire was under control as of 11:20 p.m. but remains under investigation. The Red Cross was assisting displaced residents.
Jeffrey Babbitt slipped into a coma and had been declared brain-dead at Bellevue Hospital after he was randomly attacked in Union Square last week, police said.
In an interview on "CBS This Morning,'' Syrian President Bashar Assad says, "You should expect everything.''
The accident happened at 4:40 p.m. at Albany Avenue and Herkimer Street in the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of the borough, authorities said.
To avoid an Oct. 1 runoff, a candidate needs more than 40 percent in Tuesday's primary.
Ryne Dougherty suffered a brain hemorrhage in an October 2008 game after he was allegedly returned to action prematurely following an earlier concussion.
Kelly said none of the candidates have requested a terrorism briefing from the police department. He said the public should be asking whether or not candidates understand the threat to New York City.
John Esposito died last week of natural causes at Sing Sing prison in Ossining. He did not know of the decision when he died.
Newark Mayor and New Jersey U.S. Senate candidate Cory Booker announced Monday that he will be resigning from the board of the Web startup company he co-founded, according to a published report.
The nearly 28-year-old mall on Pier 17 on the South Street Seaport was set to close permanently Monday.
Jonathan Stewart, 26, pleaded guilty to rape and criminal sexual act Monday and was expected to be sentenced on Sept. 30. The convicted sex offender faces more than 30 years behind bars.
Volunteer groups in New York have decided to mark the anniversary of 9/11 by assisting first responders with small acts of helpfulness.
Amed Villa entered his guilty pleas Monday in federal court in New Haven.
