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Health care costs are expected to rise this year from prescription drugs to co-pays, but you can save and even get care for free with just a few easy methods.
Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta's order will make women eligible to serve in the infantry on combat patrol, and even in elite special operation units like the Navy SEALs.
The mercury has dropped to the teens, and the wind chill has made it feel like a mere 5 degrees, and some New York City residents can't even find relief in their own homes.
Marie McSweeney was driving on the Sprain Parkway when someone hurled a chunk of asphalt from an overpass in the middle of the afternoon.
Tempers flared Wednesday when Secretary of State Hillary Clinton defended her actions following the deadly attack on the American consulate in Libya.
Another suspect has been charged in the shooting that left a 17-year-old boy dead at a barbecue in Crown Heights, Brooklyn last summer.
The New York State Attorney General's office reported Wednesday that recovered more than $335 million generated by Medicaid abuse last year.
Authorities said the suspect approached a 17-year-old victim and shot him once in the left leg.
The Madison, Wis., chapter of the Gilda's Club cancer support organization has decided not to change its name after all.
In his State of the NYPD address Wednesday, police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly credit "proactive policing strategies" with keeping the murder rate in New York lower than that of any other major city, as well as preventing terrorist attacks.
With the New York City school bus strike now a week old, it's starting to get ugly. In the dead of night, buses parked in depot had their tires slashed.
Whether or not the cold temperatures are actually dangerous depends on a number of things -- how long you're outside, how you're dressed, any exposed skin and the temperature itself.
After Sandy hit, the Loews Regency decided to donate the conference tables, refrigerators and other furniture. The hotel temporarily closed on New Year's Day for renovations and is scheduled to reopen this fall.
From misleading serving sizes to confusing calorie counts, many think nutrition labels are due for an update.
A suspect has been charged with attacking and robbery a 98-year-old man in Coney Island earlier this month.