Result Page 498 for New York news & latest pictures from ibtimes.com

'Big Man' saxophonist Clarence Clemons dies

Saxophonist Clarence Clemons died in Florida on Saturday after suffering a stroke a week ago.

Clarence Clemons passes away: A glance into his life and times

Musicians Clarence Clemons and Bruce Springsteen appear on the "Today" show in New York

Legendary saxophonist Clarence Clemons, better known to admirers and friends as the ‘Big Man’, died of complications from a stroke he suffered last week. He was 69.

The Big Man: Profile of late Saxophonist Clarence Clemons

Legendary saxophonist Clarence Clemons, better known to admirers and friends as the ‘Big Man’, died of a massive heart attack on Saturday, aged 69. The death of Clemons was mourned by his fans across the United States. People thronged outside The Stone Pony, the club where Clemons and Springsteen performed alongside other E Street band members. His official website crashed as traffic exceeded bandwidth limits. On Twitter too fans mourned him.

Arrest of military man in Pentagon bomb scare: Spotlight turns on serving Muslims

Even as police are investigating if a 22-year-old military man arrested near the Pentagon in suspicious circumstances belonged to any jihadi network or was acting alone, the focus has turned to the old debate of Muslim personnel’s role in the US military.

More news

Trojan targeting Bitcoin fake or true?

There has been news going around that popular digital decentralized currency Bitcoin is being targeted by a Trojan that steals funds from your Bitcoin wallet. Security firm Symantec warned the Bitcoin users on Friday about a Trojan, following an alleged hack on a Bitcoin user Wallet that cost him bitcoins, or about $500,000. What Symantec says is that the 'Infostealer.Coinbit' Trojan tries to find your wallet file and then mail it to the attacker.

Ceglia vs Facebook lawsuit: Wood pellet salesman clears lie-detector test

Paul Ceglia, the man who claimed half of Mark Zuckerberg's stake in Facebook, has cleared a lie-detector test, which was conducted to determine the authenticity of the 2003 contract with Zuckerberg

Scott Boras seeks to sign Jose Reyes

Agent Scott Boras, known for his tough negotiating tactics and for landing large and long-term contracts for baseball players, has been courting New York Mets shortstop Jose Reyes. Agents regularly meet with the clients of other agents, and Reyes has been pursued by agents in the past. But the Mets front office is likely nervous about Boras' activity.

Facebook Founder & Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg

Facebook to launch Apple iPad 2 app: Kiss and make up?

Facebook plans to debut its iPad and iPad 2 app within this month despite some bumpy history and speculations of the two companies being at odds.

List Of Victims Killed In 9/11 Attacks Grows By 1

A man who died last year of lung disease while inhaling toxic debris when the World Trade Center collapsed has been added to the list of victims killed in the Sept. 11 attacks, the New York City Chief Medical Examiner's office said on Friday.

Obama Emphasizes Father's Role, New Initiative

He’s spent the week debating the legality of the United States participation in Libya, and meeting with top officials to alter the United States’ role in Afghanistan, but in his latest speech, President Barack Obama focused on what he called his most important role: fatherhood.

Facebook App for iPad Coming Soon; third party apps to lose out

Social networking giant Facebook is finalizing its new app that will run on Apple's iPad, according to reports.

A soldier wounded in Afghanistan applauds as U.S. President Barack Obama speaks to troops at Fort Campbell in Kentucky May 6, 2011. Obama addressed several military units that have recently returned from duty in Afghanistan.

Is it good to have more Muslims in US military?

A Lance Corporal Marine Corps reservist was taken into custody on Friday after it was established that he was the person dubiously spotted near the Pentagon and had parked his car in the bushes nearby.

IBM turns 100, celebrates a century of success

American software and consulting services firm IBM celebrated its one hundredth anniversary.

Anthony Weiner lewd photo inspires his doll (PHOTOS)

A US-based toy company is offering two versions of the doll of New York congressman who resigned on Thursday, after he was caught in a humiliating flap for sending lewd photos of himself to women online.

'Educated' Train Passenger Says She's 'Not Crazy' [VIDEO]

Video has captured a mostly verbal confrontation between a commuter train passenger and a conductor, after an alleged incident where the passenger spoke profanities that prompted the conductor come to the scene.

Trojan stealing Bitcoin users' digital wallets

Security firm Symantec warned people that they might end up like Bitcoin users ‘Allinvain’ whose digital wallet were targeted by a new Trojan to steal funds.

Congressman Anthony Weiner speaks to the press in New York, June 6, 2011.

How much do taxpayers pay to 'sexting' Rep.Anthony Weiner?

How much will US taxpayers pay for the 'retirement' of Representative Anthony Weiner, who decided to resign from the Congress in the wake of a damaging online sex scandal? The amount he will get in retirement is close to one million dollars, according to reports.