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By Long Island News & PR May 20, 2014
Proposed Merger of Cable TV Giants Will Undergo Stringent State Regulatory Scrutiny.
By Long Island News & PR May 20, 2014
Blackshades RAT Enabled Users to Activate Victims’ Web Cameras and Steal Files and Account Information; RAT was Purchased by Thousands of People
By Wendy L May 19, 2014
Each time the windshield wipers on a vehicle sprays, it may be releasing a bacteria linked to Legionnaires' disease. The bacteria thrives particularly well in heat.
By Christian Abbatecola May 18, 2014
More illnesses have been reported in relation to Chinese-made jerky treats.
By Wendy L May 16, 2014
A popular prescription sleeping pill has been linked to "severe" next-morning motion and memory impairment. FDA cuts starting dosage in half and requires a change to the drug label.
By Christian Abbatecola May 16, 2014
A day after recalling millions of vehicles, General Motors has been hit the maximum fine possible for failure to report safety issues in the Chevrolet Cobalt.
By Wendy L May 15, 2014
Soon everyone will have an additional communication option to reach 911 in an emergency. A limited number of markets already have it in effect.
By Long Island News & PR May 12, 2014
Schumer Pushes New Legislation That Would Allow Borrowers to Refinance Debt at Same Low Rates Offered to New Undergraduate Borrowers - 3.86%
By Christian Abbatecola May 10, 2014
Researchers have discovered a star born of the same cluster as our sun for the first time.
By Wendy L May 08, 2014
New question on the minds of researchers: Can plants grow on Mars? Next NASA Mars rover launch may put it to the test.
By Wendy L May 07, 2014
The population of seniors is expected to grow to 84 million in the upcoming decades, which will impact many government systems and families and businesses.
By Wendy L May 06, 2014
Popular sports drinks and citrus-flavored fountain drinks are up for change with the removal of a controversial ingredient related to flame retardants.
By Wendy L April 30, 2014
The American Lung Association released its annual State of the Air report. There's good and bad news.
By Wendy L April 29, 2014
After audio surfaced this weekend of Los Angeles Clippers owner making racist comments, the NBA took immediate action through a press conference this afternoon.
By Wendy L April 28, 2014
AOL email users and recipients of mail from AOL user accounts need to be aware of a new cyber attack!
By Christian Abbatecola April 27, 2014
The Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 is substantially larger than the average tablet, but might be the right fit for those who want to get some work done on their devices.
By Wendy L April 25, 2014
A lizard species found in pet stores and homes has been linked to the salmonella outbreak impacting 31 states, including New York.
By Christian Abbatecola April 24, 2014
New map design adds two threat level categories, removes another.
By Wendy L April 24, 2014
Everyday dollar bills are exchanged from hand to hand, but what's really being passed along? A new study finds hundreds and hundreds of bacteria lurking on money.
By Wendy L April 21, 2014
Beware if you're a consumer of hot dogs. There's been a recall!