Seen At 11: The 'Facebook Lockout' Is Not A Scam; It's Designed To Prevent Scams
If you use social media, you may be at risk of getting locked out of your own account, and it's not a scam.
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If you use social media, you may be at risk of getting locked out of your own account, and it's not a scam.
Under the new legislation, sellers would be required to keep tobacco products out of sight except during a purchase by an adult consumer or during restocking.
Service was emporarily suspended for most of the day Sunday due to an early morning freight train derailment near New Haven, Connecticut.
Speaking to CBS News' Lara Logan in a segment broadcast Sunday on "60 Minutes," Twitter founder Jack Dorsey said he wants to run for New York City mayor someday.
Sen. Schumer said the bill of rights would be modeled off the successful one already in place for airplanes.
The city sued FedEx Ground for accepting packages from a Kentucky company called CigarettesDirect2U, which helped New Yorkers evade high cigarette taxes by shipping untaxed cartons from out-of-state.
A new national database that compiles personal student information for educational companies that contract with public schools is being blasted by privacy experts.
Federal authorities have launched a crackdown on data brokers – people who track your every search and purchase on the Internet and sell the information.
Hurricane Sandy is taking an unexpected toll on local crops, and it could lead to higher prices at grocery stores.
A strong Long Island economy is dependent on a immigrant workforce, according to Joe Gergela of the Long Island Farm Bureau.
There might be some relief coming for superstorm Sandy victims who are facing skyrocketing flood insurance rates.
Figures released Monday by the state Division of Gaming Enforcement show the city's 12 casinos took in $212.3 million.
The senator took up the issue following a bridge underpass strike on the Hutchinson Parkway earlier that month.
Bloomberg said it is in the country's interest to do something about empty calories and high sugar intake, which can lead to a host of health problems.
Members of Manhattan Community Board 2 on Sunday were frustrated at city officials' lack of answers as to why several West Village sidewalk cafés have been allowed to operate illegally.
