'No Technology Is Perfect': Chip Cards Not As Secure As Once Thought
The chip card was pitched to consumers as a solution to fraud.
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The chip card was pitched to consumers as a solution to fraud.
A debate is raging over whether the city of Pittsburgh and the Pittsburgh Water And Sewer Authority are doing enough to ensure residents' health and safety.
The Pittsburgh Pirates open the season Monday in Boston, but when they come home, PNC Park will be ready for its 17th season of baseball.
Jeremy and Aimee Miller of North Huntingdon have two beautiful children and were expecting a third to show up in about a week or two.
Dandelion has gone to seed.
Affordable housing advocates have protested the plan to tear down the low-income Penn Plaza Apartment to make way for 200 luxury apartments.
Security is being beefed up at a fire house in the city's Hazelwood neighborhood following a shooting incident.
A suspected drug deal sparked a search Thursday on the North Side.
Police in suburban Philadelphia have arrested a 19-year-old man they're calling a serial rapist accused of brutally attacking at least nine women.
Scotty Bowman says he would go with Matt Murray in the playoffs because of what he did last year.
A suburban Philadelphia transit worker who found $15,000 and turned it in to police has been given the cash since no one ever claimed it.
A bill rolling back North Carolina's contentious LGBT "bathroom bill" has passed the General Assembly and is now headed to the governor's desk.
Penn State University is permanently banning a fraternity where a pledge was fatally injured last month.
Coming soon to McDonald's: Fresh beef.
A top aide to President Donald Trump is leaving his administration.
